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Guerrilla Studio restarts the remake project for “Death Zone”

2026-09-07 08:00 Products & Apps 🔥 42.2 heat score
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In September 2026, Guerrilla Games announced a collaboration with external studios to restart the remake project of “Call of Duty: Ghosts”. Originally planned as the next major content for “Horizon: Zero Dawn”, the plan was adjusted due to poor player feedback on the latter game. Currently, development efforts will prioritize the remake of the 2004 original game. After that portion is completed, the development of a new “Call of Duty” game will begin. The development will take place at Guerrilla Games’ headquarters in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with Sony’s in-house studio taking responsibility for the main part of the project. This move aims to revive the classic FPS series that was once highly anticipated.

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Guerrilla Studio restarts the remake project for “Killing Fields”

In September 2026, Guerrilla Games partnered with external studios to restart the remake project of “Death Stranding”, prioritizing the development of the original version from 2004. This project was originally intended to be a follow-up to “Horizon: Zero Dawn,” but its plan was adjusted due to poor player feedback. Therefore, the development of “Death Stranding” will begin only after the restart work is completed. The development will take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Guerrilla’s headquarters), with the main team being Sony’s own studio. This move aims to revive the classic FPS series that once had high expectations as the “Halo killer.”