PlayStation is Asking Players Which Remake They Want

While news of Bluepoint’s closure surfaced last week, a social media post from PlayStation drew even more attention. The PlayStation Germany account asked its followers which PlayStation game they wanted to see remade. The timing, however, sparked outrage. Bluepoint was known for its years of remake and remaster projects, and in its five years under the PlayStation umbrella, it hadn’t had the opportunity to develop a new remake.

The PlayStation Remake Question After Bluepoint

The post quickly spread on social media, with many players considering it an “untimely” move. The fact that the remake question arose before Bluepoint’s closure was officially and comprehensively announced created a situation that called into question the company’s communication strategy. Following the increasing backlash, the post was removed, but screenshots had already circulated.

Bluepoint had previously made a name for itself with projects like the Demon’s Souls remake and Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection. After joining PlayStation, however, the studio’s future projects remained unclear for a long time. According to reports, the team was working on a project in a different genre, but this project is also rumored to have been cancelled.

The main question within the community is how PlayStation’s remake strategy will proceed. While the company has seemed keen on re-adapting classic titles for modern hardware in recent years, the closure of a studio specializing in this area like Bluepoint raises questions.

Although the remake question might seem like a simple social media interaction, the timing has ignited a broader discussion. How PlayStation will approach remake projects in the coming period is being closely watched by gamers.

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