Destruction AllStars - Exclusive PS5 Game | PlayStation
Pile on the destruction from behind the wheel or on-foot in the global phenomenon that is Destruction AllStars.
www.playstation.comHere’s the latest on Destruction AllStars for PS5.
Summary
- Destruction AllStars released as a PS5 exclusive in February 2021 and was later distributed as a PlayStation Plus title for two months starting in February 2021. This transition was planned to boost player numbers for the online-focused game.[3][4]
- Since then, there have been discussions and reports about the developer Lucid Games and potential future projects for PS5, including unannounced flagship titles and rumors tied to a Twisted Metal revival, but nothing has been officially confirmed about a new Destruction AllStars sequel or immediate follow-up as of mid-2026.[2]
Key events and context
- Launch status: Destruction AllStars originally aimed for PS5 launch but was delayed to February 2021, with Sony offering two months of PS Plus access at no extra cost to players who claimed it. This move was meant to maximize early adoption for an online multiplayer-focused game.[4][3]
- PS Plus period: The PS Plus release period made the game free for subscribers, which substantially broadened its audience beyond early adopters.[3][4]
- Ongoing coverage: After the 2021 window, coverage typically focused on the game’s blended vehicular-on-foot mayhem and debates about its value as a retail purchase, with some outlets suggesting it’s a strong PS Plus pickup but not necessarily a must-buy at full price.[8][10]
What this means for you
- If you’re looking for active ongoing support, updates, or new installments beyond the PS5 launch period, there isn’t a confirmed new Destruction AllStars entry as of 2026. Reports about Lucid Games’ broader ambitions and possible flagship projects exist, but no official Destruction AllStars sequel or immediate follow-up has been announced.[2]
- For players curious about the franchise’s trajectory, keep an eye on Sony and Lucid Games announcements, as both have previously signaled interest in larger projects related to PlayStation’s catalog, though specifics about Destruction AllStars remain unconfirmed.[2]
Citations
- Destruction AllStars delayed to February 2021 and offered as PS Plus free title for two months.[3]
- PS Plus launch and general reception notes for PS5-era rollout.[3]
- Lucid Games’ potential involvement in a flagship PS5 IP and Twisted Metal rumors.[2]
- Official PlayStation page for Destruction AllStars (context on the game’s availability and framing).[6]
- Additional 2021 reception and hands-on impressions from Android Central and GamesRadar regarding PS Plus access and retail purchase guidance.[10][4]