Sony’s been very strong in the television space for some time now, but Breaking Bad was undoubtedly one of the firm’s biggest successes.
You may recall all the way back in 2017, it announced plans to produce a PSVR game, in collaboration with the show’s creator Vince Gilligan.
Now new research from MP1st reveals that first-party studio FireSprite was assigned to make the project, although it ultimately never saw the light of day.
According to the website’s findings, the interactive experience would have featured various locations from the show, including Walter White’s backyard.
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Gilligan last acknowledged the experience in 2022, noting that “making games is damn hard” and the project “never came to fruition”.
It’s one of a spate of cancellations at the Liverpool studio, which was also working on a new Twisted Metal at one point.
Sony acquired the Liverpool-based outfit in 2021, but it’s only released PSVR2 launch title Horizon Call of the Mountain thus far.
Rumour has it the team has been working on a successor to Until Dawn under the name Project Heartbreak, although we’re yet to see a single frame of footage.
In this new era of Sony first-party, it’s going to be interesting to see if the game ever sees the light of day.