Dark Outlaw Games, the studio founded by former Call of Duty developer Jason Blundell, is shutting down amid bigger cuts to PlayStation overall, according to a report from Jason Schreier.

Blundell’s previous studio, Deviation, was partnered with Sony and closed in 2024. As for the wider cuts, around 50 people are losing their jobs across PlayStation, including on the mobile teams.

In 2025, Blundell said it was “such a privilege” to start a new studio with PlayStation. “Sony doesn’t start up first-party studios all the time, so to have that privilege is humbling,” he said. Also at the time, Blundell said the team had been working “in the shadows” for some time. The studio’s game was never revealed, however.

Continue Reading at GameSpot Dark Outlaw Games, the studio founded by former Call of Duty developer Jason Blundell, is shutting down amid bigger cuts to PlayStation overall, according to a report from Jason Schreier.Blundell’s previous studio, Deviation, was partnered with Sony and closed in 2024. As for the wider cuts, around 50 people are losing their jobs across PlayStation, including on the mobile teams.In 2025, Blundell said it was “such a privilege” to start a new studio with PlayStation. “Sony doesn’t start up first-party studios all the time, so to have that privilege is humbling,” he said. Also at the time, Blundell said the team had been working “in the shadows” for some time. The studio’s game was never revealed, however.Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content