List of cancelled PlayStation games

The following games were initially announced as PlayStation titles, however were subsequently cancelled or postponed indefinitely by developers or publishers.

Title(s) Cancellation date Developer Publisher
7 Blades 2000[1][2][3] Konami Konami
Æon Flux 1996[4] Cryo Interactive Viacom New Media
Aliens Versus Predator 1997[5] Rebellion Developments Fox Interactive
Aquaria 1998[6] Lobotomy Software Enix
Black & White Q2, 2001[7] Lionhead Studios
Blackthorne 1995[8] Blizzard Entertainment
Bubble Symphony 1998[9] Taito Virgin Interactive
Burn Cycle Q3, 1996[10] TripMedia Philips Interactive Media
Creation 1997[11] Bullfrog Productions
Dark Sun: Shattered Lands January 1996,[12] Strategic Simulations Data East
Demolition Man 1994[13] Virgin Interactive
Down in the Dumps Q4, 1996[14] Haiku Studios Philips Media
Duckman Q1, 1997[15] Playmates Interactive
Dungeon Keeper 1997[16] Bullfrog Productions Bullfrog Productions
Dungeon Keeper 2 Q4, 1998[17] Bullfrog Productions Electronic Arts
Dungeons & Dragons Collection 1998[18][19] Capcom Capcom
Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom 1996[20] Capcom Capcom
Earthworm Jim 3D Q1, 1997[21] Shiny Entertainment Playmates Interactive
Enemy Zero 1996[22] Warp Sony
Exodus November 1997[23] Neversoft Entertainment Sony Computer Entertainment
Evergrace 2000[24] FromSoftware Agetec
Fortress 2000[25] Promethean Designs
Ghost Rider 1996[26] Neversoft Entertainment Crystal Dynamics
Hexen II October 1997[27] Raven Software Activision
HyperBlade September 1996[28] Wizbang! Software Productions Interplay Entertainment
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream[29] Q2, 1995 Cyberdreams Cyberdreams
Ico 1999[30] Team Ico Sony Computer Entertainment
The Indestructibles 1996[31] Bullfrog Productions Sean Cooper
Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine 1999[32] LucasArts LucasArts
Iron Soldier 2 1997[33] Eclipse Software Design
Jeff Gordon XS Racing 1999[34] Real Sports ASC Games
The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime (US version) Q2, 1997[35] Presto Studios Acclaim Entertainment
Killing Time 1996[36] Logicware Acclaim Entertainment
Kingdom O' Magic 1996[37] Sales Curve Interactive Sales Curve Interactive
Kiss: Psycho Circus: The Nightmare Child 2000[38] Third Law Interactive
The Last Express 1997[39] GAMEBANK Broderbund
Legions of the Undead 1995[40] Rebellion Developments
Lego Stunt Rally 2000[41] Asylum Entertainment Lego Media
Mace: The Dark Age 1997[42] Midway Games Midway Games
Madden NFL 96 1995[43][44] Visual Concepts EA Sports
Major Damage 1996[45][46] Capcom Sony Computer Entertainment
Malice 2004[47] Argonaut Games Mud Duck Productions
Marvel 2099: One Nation Under Doom 1997[48][49] Mindscape Capcom
Messiah Shiny Entertainment Interplay Entertainment
Monster Force 2001[50] Digital Eclipse Software Konami
Myth: History in the Making 1998[51] System 3
NHL 96 1995[44][52] EA Sports EA Sports
NHL Blades of Steel '99 1999[53] Konami Konami
Omikron: The Nomad Soul 2000[54] Quantic Dream Eidos Interactive
Onimusha: Warlords 1997[55] Capcom Capcom
Prince of Persia 3D 1999[56] Red Orb Entertainment Red Orb Entertainment
The Punisher 1996[57] Crystal Dynamics Capcom
Quake 1997[58][59] Lobotomy Software
Rayman II Summer 1996[60] Ubisoft
Rebel Moon Rising 1997[61] Fenris Wolf GT Interactive
Redline 1997[62] Accolade Accolade
Ripper 1996[63] Take-Two Interactive Take-Two Interactive
Rocket Jockey 1997[64] Rocket Science Games
Rocky Interactive Horror Show 1999[65][66] On-Line Entertainment On-Line Entertainment
Scooby-Doo! Classic Creep Capers 2001[67] Terraglyph Interactive Studios
Soul Reaver 2 2000[68][69] Crystal Dynamics Eidos Interactive
Spec Ops: Rangers Lead the Way 1997[70] Zombie Studios BMG Interactive
Spiral Saga 1998[71] Software Creations Sony Computer Entertainment Europe
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy 1997[72] Interplay Entertainment Interplay Entertainment
Star Wars: Episode I Racer 1999[73] LucasArts LucasArts
Superman 2000[74][75][76] BlueSky Software Titus Interactive
Test Drive Cycles 2000[77] Infogrames North America Infogrames North America
Three Dirty Dwarves 1996[78] Appaloosa Interactive SegaSoft
Thrill Kill 1998[79] Paradox Development Virgin Interactive
Time Crisis II 1997[80] Namco Namco
Titan A.E. Fall 2000[81][82][83] Blitz Games
Too Human 1999[84] Silicon Knights
Transformers 1995[85][86] Argonaut Software Takara
Varuna's Forces 1996[87] Accent Media Productions
Waterworld 1995[88] Ocean Software
Wild Wild West: The Steel Assassin 1999[89] SouthPeak Interactive SouthPeak Interactive
Wonder Project J2 1997[90] Givro Corporation Enix
Zero 5 1997[91] Caspian Software

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