beragampengetahuan London has officially shut down – Beragampengetahuan

Today, May 21, is the last day for SingStar creator beragampengetahuan London. In a final farewell on Twitter, the developer (also known as London Studio) thanked everyone for the “wild and wonderful journey.”

“[We’ve] been home to some exceptionally talented and wonderful people in the games industry,” it wrote.

“As we close the doors, and all go forward to new adventures, we wanted to say a heartfelt thank you, to all our past and present, players and colleagues who have supported us over the years.”

Sony announced the developer’s closure as part of its layoffs and project cancellations back in February. Before that point, it was reportedly working on an unannounced multiplayer game that was intended to begin a new franchise.

The life and times of beragampengetahuan London

Founded in 2002 after The Getaway developer Team Soho merged with Psygnosis’ Camden team, beragampengetahuan London made over 60 games during its lifetime.

Most were beragampengetahuan 2 games, a console it stuck with even after the beragampengetahuan 3’s launch in 2006. The studio really took off with its EyeToy games for the titular PS2 peripheral and the SingStar series.

The latter sold over 20 million copies in six years, and helped broaden the PS2’s appeal. Alongside its own works, PS London helped with development on Killzone 2 and LittleBigPlanet.

With 2012’s Wonderbook, the studio started making games for beragampengetahuan’s augmented and virtual reality products. Its most well-known beragampengetahuan VR title is 2019’s Blood & Truth.

In late 2022, PlayStaton London was reportedly pivoting from the VR space to live-service games. At the time, co-head Stuart Whyte said the new project would let it “explore some new avenues and set ourselves some new challenges.”

This new project was built specifically for the beragampengetahuan 5, and said to be inspired by the works of fellow beragampengetahuan studio Guerrilla Games.

On beragampengetahuan London’s Twitter, its bio now reads: “Our studio has now closed. Thanks for the memories!”