Ternox Games loses PlayStation agreement: consequences for players and developers

In brief

• Ternox Games has lost its publishing agreement with Sony, with no explanation given.
• 14 Ternox Games titles will be removed from the PlayStation Store after 23 August 2026.
• The studio is considering a physical release of STONKS-9800 for PC and Switch.

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Sony’s recent decision to end its publishing agreement with Ternox Games raises questions about transparency and communication in the gaming industry. Ternox Games, known for STONKS-9800: Stock Market Simulator, says it has not received any explanation for this sudden move. This lack of communication could be damaging not only for the studio, but also for players who enjoy its titles. The decision to remove 14 games, including some with a loyal fanbase, may put further pressure on the studio’s reputation.

What does this mean for players?

For gamers, this means they will soon no longer be able to access Ternox Games titles on the PlayStation Store. That may be especially frustrating for players who have already invested in these games. However, the studio has said it will focus on other platforms, such as Nintendo Switch and PC, which could create new opportunities for fans of its games. Players should keep an eye on developments around Ternox Games, especially if they are interested in future releases.

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