Surely, we aren't the only one who think Sony should have just given Bend Studio the green light for Days Gone 2?

Days Gone Remastered's creative and product lead Kevin McAllister called the layoffs a "sad day" for the Bend team, adding he still has his position at the company. "I love this studio, it means so ...

Days Gone developer Bend Studio has reportedly laid off 30% of its workforce five months after its live service project was canceled by parent company Sony. According to Bloomberg's Jason Schreier ...

A screenshot from Sony’s “Days Gone.” (Submitted images) About 30% of the workers at the Bend Studio, a video game development firm based in the Old Mill District, were let go on Tuesday ...

Update: Sony Bend has already responded to writer John Garvin’s controversial comments about Days Gone, and its team.And now former game director Jeff Ross has followed up. In a series of tweets ...

Days Gone is Sony Bend Studio’s first real foray into the open-world genre, and came out in April 2019. Following the former outlaw-turned-grifter Deacon St. John as he traversed a post ...

Sony Bend, the developers of Days Gone, at one time pitched a sequel to Sony, but due to mixed critical reception, the project never came to fruition. Skip to main content.

From Syphon Filter to Resistance on PSP and Uncharted on Vita, Sony's Bend Studio has an intriguing story to tell. And we're gonna tell it.

According to Linked In, the employee in question left Sony Bend about two years ago, which matches up with all of her comments – although, we'd never recommend taking Reddit posts at face value.

Sony Bend adds that it spent more than a year in preproduction on the mystery PS4 game, and is now entering full development on the title. The game will use Epic's Unreal Engine 4, ...

Sony Bend has been keeping its cards close to its chest in regards to its new project, although back in January the company simply tweeted “we cooking” in regards to how it’s progressing.