Sony ends Destruction AllStars online, pulls from Store

Sony has shut down the online servers for the PlayStation 5 exclusive Destruction AllStars and removed the game from the PlayStation Store. The company notified players via email that multiplayer services have been permanently disabled and the game is no longer available for purchase.

According to the notification, the decision was made due to ongoing technical issues. Players who already own the game can access single-player modes until November 25, 2026, after which all remaining server support will end. The game’s virtual currency, Destruction Points, has also been removed from sale, though existing balances can be redeemed in single-player modes until that November deadline.

The company stated that Arcade Mode challenges will remain playable for returning players after the shutdown, but warned that functionality and player experience may be impacted. All other game services will be taken offline.

Destruction AllStars was developed by Lucid Games and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. Originally announced as a premium launch title for the PS5, its release was delayed to February 2021. It was offered free for two months to PlayStation Plus subscribers before being...