Guerrilla removing Killzone, RIGS multiplayer web servers

22.07.2022

Killzone Shadow Fall Intercept screenshot with a character wearing heavy armor

Guerrilla Games is removing its on-line multiplayer web servers for Killzone Mercenary, Killzone Shadow Fall, and also RIGS: Mechanized Combat League in August, the programmer introducedFriday All on-line settings, consisting of multiplayer, will certainly end up being unplayable onAug 12, though solitary, offline settings for these games will certainly still be readily available.

RIGS: Mechanized Combat League is the latest game of the number, having actually released in 2016 for PlayStation 4. Like Guerrilla’s Killzone games, it’s a first-person shooter. It’s spin, however, is that it’s a sporting activitiesgame Killzone Mercenary and also Killzone Shadow Fall were both launched in 2013 on PlayStation Vita and also PlayStation 4, specifically. Killzone Mercenary, particularly, attracted attention to name a few FPS games on the mobile PlayStationVita Sony ended production on the Vita in 2019, and the PlayStation Store on that console closed in July.

On 12 August 2022, on-line web servers for Killzone: Mercenary, Killzone Shadow Fall (consisting of Intercept Mode) and also RIGS: Mechanized Combat League will certainly close down. Online attributes (consisting of on-line multiplayer settings) will certainly discontinue on that particular day. Single gamer offline settings stay readily available

— Guerrilla (@Guerrilla) July 22, 2022

Polygon has actually connected to Guerrilla Games to learn more on the existing on-line gamer base for the games going offline inAugust Last year, Sony Interactive Entertainment “retired” the Killzone franchise website, removing the capacity for gamers to produce and also handle clans inKillzone Shadow Fall The on-line multiplayer settings, nonetheless, continued to be online back then.

Killzone Mercenary and also Killzone Shadow Fall were the last 2 games in the Killzone franchise business, come before by a couple of others on PlayStation 2 and also PlayStation 3. Guerrilla Games, the Dutch Studio gotten by Sony Interactive Entertainment in 2005, is currently largely concentrated on the Horizon franchise business (Horizon Zero Dawn and also Horizon Forbidden West). A PlayStation VR2 game, Horizon Call of the Mountain, remains in the jobs, as well.