Just over 24 hours ago a rumour surfaced that Heavenly Sword would be getting muiltiplayer, but this rumour has offically been debunked by the Chief Design Ninja Developer.

Heavenly Sword will be getting online multiplayer in November 2007. It will be a downloadable add-on via the PlayStation Store. It will be free of charge. There will be several modes available in online play. You will create your own custom warrior to fight online, with a varitey of customization options. You can also download accessories and many other items for your warrior on the PlayStation Store. Currently the modes available are:

Free Online Mahjong
  • Deathmatch (Maximum of 8 players per game)
  • PVP (1 vs. 1)
  • Capture the Flag (16 players)
  • Control (Capture all the Zones on the map to win, 16 players)
  • 2 modes that have yet to be revealed


The download will also bring splitscreen offline and splitscreen online (similar to Warhawk) to the game. Online seems to be a must this generation and Ninja Theory will be bringing it to Heavenly Sword. Hopefully it isn’t just tacked on, I wouldn’t mind them even delaying the game to make sure that online is available on the day of release.

However, the Chief Design Ninja developer at the official Ninja theory working on the game has officially debunked this rumor . He writes :

This is a fake. There is not a shred of truth in this. Sorry guys!
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    Storm Jul 20, 07
    That sucks. I hope he's just saying this to throw us off Meh, it doesn't matter. Online options aren't everything, after all. I'm into this game for it's amazing graphics/gameplay, and story.
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    tidus04 Jul 21, 07
    Why dont they have this, it cant be hard to apply as they have the online version of it on the game surly ?
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    Sayyed Jul 21, 07
    This kind of game is more about the campaign. So I would rather have a solid campaign instead of online

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