Sony is preparing to shut down the remaining servers for Destruction AllStars on November 25. The PlayStation 5 exclusive has already been delisted from the PlayStation Store, and its online multiplayer modes are no longer available.
The shutdown was originally announced in May, when Sony confirmed that Destruction AllStars and its premium currency, Destruction Points, would be removed from sale on May 26. Players who already own the game can still access its remaining supported single-player content until the servers close.
According to an official PlayStation service notice, technical problems have already forced multiplayer to go offline:
Due to ongoing technical issues, multiplayer services for Destruction AllStars on PlayStation 5 shall remain offline and are no longer available.
The good news for existing owners is that the game won't become completely unplayable. Sony says some single-player challenges in Arcade Mode should remain accessible after November 25, although their functionality could be affected by the shutdown. All other remaining online services will be discontinued.
Players with unused Destruction Points can spend them in supported single-player modes before the shutdown. The currency is no longer available for purchase.
Developed by Lucid Games, Destruction AllStars launched on February 2, 2021, as a PS5 exclusive. The game was initially available to PlayStation Plus subscribers for two months before becoming a paid release on April 6, 2021, priced at $19.99 / €19.99.
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