Canceled God of War Multiplayer Leaked: Set in Ancient Greece

by Ahmed Hassan October 27, 2025

written by Ahmed Hassan October 27, 2025

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A multiplayer God of War game set in ancient Greece, developed by Bluepoint Games and featuring Hades, was reportedly in development but ultimately cancelled.
The game would have been a departure from more recent entries in the series, as it takes place before the events of God of War 3 and possibly even God of War: Ascension.
The games setting includes diverse environments such as temples, caves, and armories designed for multiplayer gameplay.
Potential gameplay mechanics involved curse effects on players, hinted at by the presence of corrupted armories in the leaked images.

Leaked Images Reveal Canceled God of War Multiplayer Set in Ancient Greece, Featuring Hades and Curse Effects

Recently, screenshots of a canceled God of War multiplayer game developed by Bluepoint Games surfaced online, courtesy of MP1st. While Sony never officially confirmed the game, these images offer a first look at the project that Sony Interactive Entertainment and Bluepoint Games had been developing before its cancellation, alongside another project by Blur Studio. MP1st reports that the game was set in ancient Greece, a setting not revisited since God of War: Ascension in 2013. The leaked images depict Greek temples, classical artifacts, and diverse environments, including caves and armories designed for multiplayer engagement. Hades was intended to play a role in the story, suggesting that the game takes place before the events of God of War 3, where he is killed. His presence, along with the corrupted armories, suggests potential gameplay mechanics involving curse effects on players. These screenshots offer a glimpse of the game that could have been.

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