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Gears of War Studio Reportedly Working on New Killzone for Sony

People Can Fly, co-developer of Gears of War: E-Day, is reportedly teaming with Guerrilla Games on a new Killzone project codenamed Delta — though nothing's official yet.

Gears of War Studio Reportedly Working on New Killzone for Sony

Here's a rumor that'll make your head spin: the studio that helped build Gears of War might be quietly working on a PlayStation classic.

Gears of War: E-Day is out now, co-developed by The Coalition and People Can Fly, and published by Xbox Game Studios. But it looks like People Can Fly might have a second dance card — and it's with Sony.

According to a report from MP1st, Guerrilla Games is working with People Can Fly on a brand-new Killzone project. Before you get too excited, though: the game is reportedly in extremely early development, so don't expect an official reveal anytime soon.

Gears of War Studio Reportedly Working on New Killzone for Sony

Here's the interesting wrinkle — Guerrilla isn't handling this one solo. The project is said to use an external co-development model, and plenty of clues point to the Polish studio People Can Fly, the same team that worked on E-Day. Yes, the studio that just shipped an Xbox flagship could be lending a hand to a PlayStation icon.

The report claims People Can Fly actually signed with Sony back in March 2025 to co-develop a new entry in an existing IP, known internally by the codename "Delta." That's the piece of the puzzle that lines up with the Killzone chatter. Worth stressing, though: none of this has been officially confirmed by Sony, Guerrilla, or People Can Fly.

So what does this mean for you? If the rumor holds up, it would mark a big return for Killzone, a franchise that's been dormant for years while Guerrilla focused on Horizon. It would also be a fascinating cross-platform story — one studio splitting its time between Xbox's biggest shooter and one of PlayStation's most storied sci-fi series.

Gears of War Studio Reportedly Working on New Killzone for Sony

For now, treat it as exactly what it is: an unverified report about a project in its earliest days. No release window, no platforms, no official word. Just a very intriguing breadcrumb.

What do you think — is a new Killzone the comeback PlayStation needs, or should Guerrilla stick with Horizon? Drop your take in the comments.

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