Sony Interactive Entertainment had previously stated their intention to venture more into the free-to-play market for their first-party games, and this would certainly fall in line with that. However, one particular key detail from the source suggests that their upcoming Twisted Metal reboot will utilize a free-to-play model, which is a departure from the typical retail price model that the previous games in the Twisted Metal series had all used. Still, it seems that Sony is still going full force in having Lucid start their take on Twisted Metal. While it was a vehicular combat like Twisted Metal, the game has not been fairly met well by critics or players. Lucid Games was most recently behind Destruction AllStars, which was exclusively for the PlayStation 5. VGC has reported about comments given to them by a source close to Lucid Games regarding the upcoming Twisted Metal reboot.
A live-action television series based on the games has been in the works for a few years now, and now it seems that a Twisted Metal reboot is in the works, though its structure may surprise fans. One particular classic franchise that has been dormant for about a decade has been Twisted Metal, which started on the original PlayStation console.
While Sony has bet big on newer exclusive franchises like Horizon, they have shown that they haven’t forgotten about their classic franchises. While Sony’s PlayStation brand holds strong in the lead of the video game console market, their exclusive games grow in value as the reasons gamers go to their platform.
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