List of cancelled PlayStation Vita games

The PlayStation Vita is a handheld video game console released by Sony in 2011. The system, positioned as an attempt to appeal both traditional handhelds and mobile phone gaming, maintained a niche following through 2018, though failed to pick up on mainstream success, with production of systems and games scheduled to wrap up in 2019.[1] While the Vita would go on to have over 1400 games released for it in its lifetime, its niche status also led to a considerable number of cancelled video games as well.[2] The following games were initially announced as PlayStation Vita titles, however were subsequently cancelled or postponed indefinitely by developers or publishers.

Cancelled Vita games
Title(s) Notes/Reasons Developer Publisher
13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Originally conceived in 2013 as a Vita and PlayStation 4 game, the game was continually delayed out of the Vita's lifespan and cancelled in 2018, only releasing on PS4 in 2019 and Nintendo Switch in 2022.[3][4] Vanillaware Atlus
99 Bricks Wizard Academy A port of the 2014 mobile phone game was announced for Vita, but cancelled in October 2015 because the developers wished to switch focus on developing their next title, Tricky Towers, instead.[5] WeirdBeard WeirdBeard
Action Henk Announced in June 2015 for the Vita, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Wii U, the Vita version never materialized when the other versions all released in 2016.[6] RageSquid Curve Digital
AeternoBlade II Originally announced in October 2015 for the Vita and Nintendo 3DS, in early 2017, a number of members of the development team resigned, forcing the developers to restart development, and causing them to cancel the handheld versionsin favor of developing and releasing PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch versions in 2019 instead.[7][8] Corecell Technology Corecell Technology
Against the Blade Announced in 2014 at a Sony press conference regarding their move to start releasing games in China, the game never materialized in any capacity.[9] Spark Cube
Anonymous;Code Originally announced for the Vita and PlayStation 4 in 2017, the games lengthy development period delayed its release beyond the Vita's lifespan. The Vita version was cancelled in favor of a PS4 and Nintendo Switch release in late 2021.[10][11] Mages, Chiyomaru Studio Mages
Asaki, Yumemishi (The Tale of Genji) An entry of the Tale of Genji series was announced in September 2015, but the game never released after the publisher's parent company, Artmove officially suspended business later in the month.[12][13] Mio QuinRose
Assault Android Cactus Released for a variety of PC platforms in 2015, various console ports occurred across into 2016, including a planned Vita version. However, it was cancelled August 2017. While no reason was given, the developers had said prior to the cancellation that they did not expect much of a financial return on the Vita version.[14][15] Witch Beam Witch Beam
The Banner Saga After its 2014 release on PC and mobile platforms, Vita and PlayStation 4, versions were announced that same year. Despite 2016 releases on PS4 and Xbox One in 2016, development of the Vita version lagged behind. In July 2017, it was announced that the developers were having trouble getting the game engine to run well on the Vita, and it was hindering updates for other platforms. A version was released on Nintendo Switch instead in 2018.[16][17] Stoic Studio Versus Evil
Untitled BioShock game Initially announced for the Vita at E3 2011, Bioshock series creator Ken Levine conceded that development hadn't even started almost 2 years later in February 2013, and another year later in February 2014, Irrational Games closed down altogether, with the game never releasing in any capacity.[18][19] Irrational Games 2K Games
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night The Vita version of the game was cancelled in 2018 in response to Sony's announcement that they were discontinuing the Vita in 2019, though the game still released on all other platforms planned in its Kickstarter.[20] ArtPlay 505 Games
Broforce Announced for the Vita and PlayStation 4 during E3 2014, the Vita version was quietly announced as cancelled, without reason, in September 2015. Versions still released for PC platforms, PS4, and the Nintendo Switch in the following years.[21][22] Free Lives Devolver Digital
Castle Conqueror V Announced in 2014 at a Sony press conference regarding their move to start releasing games in China, the game never materialized in any capacity.[9] Circle Entertainment
The Chainsaw Incident Announced in 2014 for the Vita and PlayStation 4, in late 2016, the developers announced that they had run out of funding, and the game never materialized on any platforms.[23][24][25] Origo Games Origo Games
Chroma Squad Released on PC platforms in 2015, additional versions for Vita, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and mobile platform were announced in 2016. While all other versions, and an additional Nintendo Switch version were released, the Vita version was announced as cancelled in 2017.[26][27] Behold Studios Bandai Namco Entertainment
Chronos Materia Announced exclusively for the Vita in June 2013 with a release date of September 26, 2013, the game was indefinitely delayed before its release, and was not officially cancelled until much later in April 2016, and never released in any capacity.[28][29] Gust Co. Ltd. Tecmo Koei
City Shrouded in Shadow Originally announced for the Vita and PlayStation 4 in September 2015, after an extended year long period with no updates, the game was announced to be a PS4-only release, with the Vita version being cancelled for "various reasons".[30][31][32] Granzella Bandai Namco Entertainment
Cloudberry Kingdom A Vita version of the multi-platform release was announced, but never received a concrete release date, and never materialized.[33] Pwnee Studios Ubisoft
Crows: Burning Edge A game adaption of the Crows manga was announced for the Vita and PlayStation 4 in July 2015, but the Vita version was cancelled for undisclosed reasons in August 2016.[34][35] Bandai Namco Entertainment Bandai Namco Entertainment
C-Wars While the game's Kickstarter stretch-goal for releases on Vita, Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, Linux, and Android, only the Windows and macOS versions ever released, in 2015.[36][37] Onipunks Studio Onipunks Studio
Untitled Daito Giken Kōshiki Pachi-Slot Simulator game An entry in Paon's long-running pachi-slot video game series was announced at the Tokyo Game Show in 2011, but never materialized.[38] Paon Paon
DiscStorm Announced in March 2015 for Vita and PC platforms, the Vita version never materialized.[39] XMPT Games XMPT Games
Dungeon Defenders Originally announced at Sony's January 2011 conference where they first revealed the Vita, where its tech demo was used to demonstrate how developer's could create PlayStation 3-level games on Vita, the title was cancelled in June 2012, so the company could divert resources towards development of another game. The game still released on PS3, Xbox One, and PC/mobile platoforms.[40][41] Trendy Entertainment Reverb Communications
Dragon's Racing Listed by Sony as a game in development for the Vita by Ignition Entertainment in November 2011, the game never materialized, as Ignition subsequently suffered financial troubles and went out of business in 2012.[42] UTV Ignition Entertainment UTV Ignition Entertainment
Drive! Drive! Drive! Announced in September 2015 for the Vita and PlayStation 4, the Vita version was cancelled later in the year so the game's sole developer could focus on publishing the PS4 version.[43][44][45] Different Cloth Choice Provisions
Egg 'n Roll A 3D action game announced by Turkish indie developer Lamagama for Vita and iOS for a late 2012 release, the game never materialized.[46][47] Lamagama Entertainment Lamagama Entertainment
Elliot Quest A Vita version of the Wii U and PC game was announced in July 2015 for a 2016 release, though it was cancelled in May 2016 due to its game engine being incompatible to the Vita's hardware, though versions still released for Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo Switch in 2016 and 2017 respectively.[48][49] Ansimuz Games PlayEveryWare Games
Energy Hook Announced for the Vita, PlayStation 4, and Windows, the Vita version was revealed to be cancelled in January 2016.[50][51] Happion Laboratories Happion Laboratories
Fantasy Warring States Announced in 2015.[52] Moon Dragon Moon Dragon
Fenix Rage/Fenix Furia Originally released on Windows in 2014, versions for the Vita, PlayStation 4, and Xbox 360 were announced shortly afterwards for 2015. However, when console version of the game was delayed into 2016 and rebranded as Fenix Furia due to "unforeseen circumstances", the Vita was dropped as a release platform.[53][54][55] Green Lava Studios Green Lava Studios
A Few Days Left Announced in 2014 at a Sony press conference regarding their move to start releasing games in China, the game never materialized in any capacity.[9] Fedeen Fedeen
Final Fantasy Agito Plus Originally released in an episodic for iOS and Android mobile devices across 2014 and 2015, a Vita version with all of the game's content was announced for 2015. However, the Vita version was later delayed, and then cancelled outright by September 2015. Technical bottlenecks and network combability problems were cited as reason for the cancellation.[56][57][58] Square Enix Square Enix
Fishing Joy 3 Announced in 2014 at a Sony press conference regarding their move to start releasing games in China, the game never materialized in any capacity.[9] PunchBox Studios PunchBox Studios
Forgotten Memories: Alternate Realities Director's Cut Originally released for iOS mobile devices, all proposed console and PC ports, Vita included, were cancelled in February 2017, with the developer's feeling that the game, designed for mobile devices, wasn't translating well to other platforms.[59][60] Psychose Interactive Psychose Interactive
Four Sided Fantasy The PlayStation Vita version of the game was cancelled in August 2016.[61] Happion Laboratories Happion Laboratories
Galak-Z: The Dimensional Originally announced in March 2014 for a 2014 release,[62] but was cancelled in July 2015.[63] 17-Bit 17-Bit
Glory of Generals V Announced in 2014.[9] EasyTech
Great Little War Game Released on mobile devices in 2011, the announced plans for a Vita version were described by the developer as "long buried" in September. Reason cited were than Sony halted sale of the game because the multiplayer components hadn't transferred to the Vita game, even though the game itself otherwise was running on the platform.[64] Rubicon Developments Viacom Games
Gunscape The Vita version of the game was cancelled in October 2016, with the developer explaining they could not get the game running on the Vita.[65] Blowfish Studios Blowfish Studios
Guns Up! The PlayStation Vita version of the game was cancelled in April 2015.[66] Valkyrie Entertainment Sony Interactive Entertainment
Hand of Fate The PlayStation Vita version of the game was cancelled due to development issues.[67] Defiant Development Defiant Development
The Hero Trap The game has ceased development due to financial difficulties and other business issues.[68] Smashworx Smashworx
Hyper Light Drifter The PlayStation Vita version of the game was cancelled due to development issues with GameMaker Studio.[69] Heart Machine Heart Machine
Jumpin' Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] Railfan Holdings Railfan Holdings
KaruKiru Dragon Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] Digital Works Entertainment Digital Works Entertainment
Killing Bites Announced in September 2015 for a 2016 release.[70] In July 2016 it was delayed to an unannounced date.[71] On September 25, 2017 the game publisher cancelled it due to the dissolution of its development company.[72][73] Nex Entertainment Fields
King of Wushu Announced in 2014.[9] Suzhu Snail Digital Technology
Kodoku The game was cancelled due to financial reasons.[74] Carnivore Studio Carnivore Studio
Kuroyukihime: Snow Black Announced in 2015.[12] On September 25, 2015 the publisher's parent company, Artmove officially suspended business.[13] QuinRose QuinRose
Legend of Raven Announced on November 7, 2013.[75] Circle Edge Nicalis
Legend of Sword Announced in 2015.[52] Suzhou EasyTech Suzhou EasyTech
Untitled Mahjong Haō game Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] Mainichi Communications Mainichi Communications
Midora The development of the game was put on hold due to financial problems.[76] Epic Minds Epic Minds
Minecraft: Story Mode Announced in 2014.[77] Telltale Games Telltale Games
Moon Hunters The PlayStation Vita version of the game was cancelled in August 2016.[78] Kitfox Games Kitfox Games
Mr. Ink Jet Announced at Electronic Entertainment Expo 2011.[79] AQ Interactive AQ Interactive
Mighty No. 9 The game was originally scheduled to be released in April 2015, but was delayed multiple times until it was eventually released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii U, OS X and Linux in 2016, with planned versions for the PlayStation Vita and Nintendo 3DS.[80][81] Comcept, Inti Creates Deep Silver
Naughty Kitties Announced in 2015.[52] Coconuts Island Studio Coconuts Island Studio
Never Alone The Vita version of the game was cancelled due to technical problems.[82] Upper One Games E-Line Media
Nier The Vita version of the game was in planning, however the development team that was supposed to port the game ended up working on Dragon Quest X instead.[83][84] Square Enix Square Enix
Nom Nom Galaxy The Vita version of the game was cancelled by its developer so they can focus on the PlayStation 4 version.[85] Q-Games Double Eleven
Not a Hero The Vita version was cancelled due to hardware limitations.[86][87] Roll7 Devolver Digital
Orc Attack: Flatulent Rebellion Announced for PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 3, Xbox Live Arcade and Steam. PS3 and XBLA versions were released in October 2013, while the Steam version was released in May 2014.[88] Casual Brothers Games GameMill Entertainment
Otome Ken Musashi Planned for a 2017 release. The PlayStation Vita version was cancelled in favor of an Android, and an iOS version.[89] Karinto Karin Entertainment
Untitled PachiPara game Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] Irem Irem
Pier Solar and the Great Architects Announced in October 2014.[90] WaterMelon WaterMelon
Untitled Polygon Magic game Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] Polygon Magic Polygon Magic
Poncho The PlayStation Vita version of the game was cancelled in January 2017.[91] Delve Interactive Rising Star Games
Qian Ji Bian Announced in 2014.[92] Shanghai Muhe Network Technology Co. Shanghai Muhe Network Technology Co.
Quantum Suicide The development of the game was put on hold, as the development company and the game's IP is entangled in a legal battle for ownership and assets[93] Cotton Candy Cyanide Sekai Project
Rail Wars! Karuizawa Yori Satsui wo Nosete The game was scheduled to release on November 24, 2014. In January 2016 the publisher officially cancelled the game because the "development fell behind".[94][95][96] 5pb. 5pb.
Road Not Taken The Vita version was "severely delayed" because the middleware partner they worked with ceased any ongoing development work for Vita.[97][98] Spry Fox Spry Fox
Ronin Announced for a late 2015 release.[99] Tomasz Wacławek Devolver Digital
Saddies: Attack!! The development of the Vita version was put on hold, due to the developer shifting its focus on the other versions of the game.[100] The game was released on January 10, 2017 on Android, macOS and Microsoft Windows. Modoka Studios Modoka Studios
Samurai Gunn The PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita versions were announced in August 2013.[101] Teknopants Maxistentialism
Sangoku Hime: Ransei, Tenka Sanbun no Kei Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] Gessen 18 SystemSoft Alpha
Untitled Senko no Ronde game Announced by series director Hiroyuki Maruyama on March 2, 2012.[102] Planned for a 2013 release.[103] G.rev G.rev
Untitled Shin Megami Tensei game Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] Atlus Atlus
Shirotsuku Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] CAVE CAVE
Shutsugeki!! Otome-tachi no Senjō 2 − Ten Kakeru Shōgeki no Kizuna Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] SystemSoft Alpha SystemSoft Alpha
Snapshot The Vita and the PS3 version of the game announced in May 2012 for a fall 2012 release.[104] Retro Affect Retro Affect
Untitled soccer game Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] Konami Konami
Soft Body PlayStation and Windows versions were released on May 17, 2016.[105] Bodysoft Bodysoft
Song of Memories Bishōjo game initially announced for a 2016 Vita release in Japan,[106] however was later made a PS4 and Switch exclusive due to the game's increased number of scenarios and song patterns.[107] Pure Wish FTL Entertainment
Space Dave! Announced for an early 2016 release, the Vita version was cancelled in February 2016.[108][109] MiniVisions Choice Provisions
Starlight Tactics Announced in 2015.[110] Escape Hatch Entertainment Escape Hatch Entertainment
Starlight Titanium Announced in 2016.[111] Escape Hatch Entertainment Escape Hatch Entertainment
Super Night Riders The PlayStation Vita version of the game was cancelled in September 2016.[112] neko.works neko.works
Sword of Heaven Announced in 2014.[9] LineKong Entertainment
Tales from the Borderlands Announced in 2014.[77] Telltale Games Telltale Games
Three Kingdoms: Chronicles of Change Announced in 2015.[52] Muhe Muhe
Untitled Tōdai Shogi game Announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011.[38] Mainichi Communications Mainichi Communications
Unmechanical: Extended Edition The PlayStation Vita version of the game was cancelled in December 2014.[113] Talawa Games, Grip Games Grip Games
Warrior's Lair Announced by Sony during E3 2011, the game was quietly cancelled in 2013.[114][115] Idol Minds Sony Computer Entertainment
Weapon Plan Announced in 2015.[52] Pixelsoft Pixelsoft
Wonder Flick R Originally announced in 2013. Smartphone versions were released in 2014 but due to excessive amount of bugs the game later relaunched as Wonder Flick R. The developer shut down the game on September 14, 2015.[116] After the announcement mentions of the console version were removed from the game official website.[117][118] Level-5 Level-5
WWE '13 Announced by Yuke's in a conference in December 2011. In 2012, the port was cancelled. Yuke's THQ
Yinlong Zhuan Announced in 2015.[52] MegaFun Game MegaFun Game
Zodiac: Orcanon Odyssey Originally announced in 2014 for a 2015 release.[119] iOS version was released on November 10, 2015, but Vita version went unreleased.[120] Kobojo Kobojo
Zone of the Enders HD Collection Vita version announced at Tokyo Game Show 2011,[121] however the project was indefinitely postponed.[122] Kojima Productions Konami

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