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GTA-Like PS5 Action Game at Risk of Delisting as Dev Goes Under

A recently released PS5 action adventure game is at risk of being delisted from the PlayStation Store as its developer has gone bankrupt. GTA-like AA game Samson was developed and published by Liquid Swords, founded in 2020 by Christofer Sundberg, who previously led Just Cause developer Avalanche Studios.

Why players fear PS5 action adventure game Samson will be delisted from PS Store

Samson was Liquid Swords’ debut title, and unfortunately, it failed to woo critics. The game first launched on PC in April 2026, followed by a PS5 release in September.

According to a new report, Liquid Swords has not paid its employees their salaries for several months, prompting action from Swedish authorities. With the studio declared bankrupt, the government will reportedly step in to compensate employees.

A bankruptcy trustee has already been appointed, who is hopeful that Liquid Swords will find a buyer.

Here’s where things can get tricky for Samson, though. Since the game was developed and published by Liquid Swords, what happens to Samson is up in the air. The IP’s fate will depend on whether a buyer is found.

Samson costs $24.99 on the PS Store. We’ll update our readers if the game receives a price drop.

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PS Store Drops Great PS5 Adventure Game You May Have Missed

In case you missed it, the PlayStation Store recently dropped an awesome PS5 adventure game you shouldn’t sleep on. Created by the well-known Argentine horror duo Andrés Borghi and Tobías Rusjan (in collaboration with Saibot Studios), Tenebris Somnia is a unique survival horror adventure that has already earned very positive user ratings on the PS5 and PC.

PS5 horror adventure game Tenebris Somnia is worth checking out on Halloween 2026

Tenebris Somnia blends 2D retro aesthetics with FMV-style live-action cutscenes created by an award-winning film crew from Argentina. Check out a trailer below:

“Tenebris Somnia is a survival horror adventure game in the same vein as classics like Silent Hill or Resident Evil, but adapted to a retro 2D aesthetic from the 8-or 16-bit era,” an official description reads. “You will struggle to survive while solving puzzles and fighting horrible creatures. Yet the secrets of the game lie within its cinematics. When you reach certain key points, you will see sequences from a completely different point of view, made in live action with real actors and practical effects.”

Tenebris Somnia promises a disturbing, dark story.

On the PS Store, the game launched with a 20% discount offer for PS Plus members. Subscribers can buy Tenebris Somnia for $19.99 instead of $24.99 until October 30, 2026.

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Google Gemini 4 agents just beat Minecraft with no human intervention

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