There are rumblings that another live project may have been cancelled, the Horizon Zero Dawn MMO that Sony was making with NCsoft.

Korean outlet MTN reports that the game, known as Project H/Skyline internally, has been canceled following a round of layoffs in October last year. That's not the only affected game, as another title codenamed Project Pantera, based on NCSoft's Lineage franchise, has also been canceled.

Sony reportedly shelves yet another one of its live-service games, marking its 11th such project cancellation in only three years.

Sony announced a strategic partnership with Korean publisher NCSOFT, with the speculated goal being to create a multiformat MMO based on the Horizon franchise. At the time, CEO Jim Ryan said: “Partnering with NCSOFT advances our strategy to expand beyond console and broaden PlayStation’s reach to a wider audience.

The Horizon MMO in development at NCSoft has reportedly been canceled, with the developers transferred to other projects.

Sony and NCSoft's Horizon Zero Dawn MMO has reportedly been canceled The MMO was codenamed 'Project H' but was understood to be a Horizon spin-off Project H's cancelation follows just after Sony canned two unannounced live service games Sony's Horizon Zero Dawn massively multiplayer online game (MMO) from publisher NCSoft has reportedly been canceled.

It's been a bad time for PlayStation live-service games, as now the Horizon MMO has reportedly been added to the growing list of canceled projects. Last week, PlayStation reportedly canceled a live-service God of War game from Demon's Souls remake studio Bluepoint and cut a live service game from Bend Studios,