Thanks for being such a big part of it all, dude 🫂

A huge hug to the Killzine team:
@konirathax.bsky.social
Kane Davis
@jdas2k.bsky.social
Dr Chris McAuley
Kerry Monaghan

A massive thank you to our dev contributors:
Dan Taylor
@downieseb.bsky.social
Alastair Hebson
Dennis Zopfi
@steventerheide.bsky.social
Joseph Kinglake
Neil Alphonso

We also created an original game pitch to path find the future of the series, informed by market research, our readers, and the incredibly supportive surviving community.

Read it here 👉 ko-fi.com/s/fcecb2d022

In case you missed it, last year we worked ✨very✨ hard to deliver 130+ pages of original developer interviews, features, and fanworks.

Check it out for free 👉 ko-fi.com/s/ce519885c5

We wholeheartedly believe Killzone is worth reviving.

For those who want to see our vision for the future of the series, check out our game pitch: ko-fi.com/s/fcecb2d022

For those who want to see how we honoured the past, check out our zine: ko-fi.com/s/ce519885c5

We’re not breaking up or going inactive completely, we’ll just be a lot less focused on this platform going forward.

You can depend on us for key anniversaries or if the unthinkable happens and the series makes a comeback.

Thank you all so much for all the support up until now.

Most of the zine team has freely contributed their time and passion around family commitments and full time jobs.

There’s only so much time in the day, sadly, and we’re burning out.

We came together to celebrate Killzone’s 20th anniversary, and we’ve done so much more.

We weren’t naive enough to expect to single-handedly bring it back, but the lack of enthusiasm from IP holders to even acknowledge major series anniversaries is telling.

We have every faith Killzone will return one day, but our current pace of support for it is not sustainable.

We’d love to be included! ☺️

Thanks so much for the support and for indexing our work! It was a serious labour of love 🤍