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PlayStation quietly refunding major new release, no questions asked

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Published 09:53 6 Jun 2025 GMT+1

PlayStation quietly refunding major new release, no questions asked

Well, this is awkward

Angharad Redden

Angharad Redden

It is a sad day for one studio as its upcoming action-adventure game has already been taken down from the official PlayStation Store.

Set to be released on 10 June, MindsEye is an upcoming action-adventure title from Build a Rocket Boy which is set to launch on PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S.

However, just a few days before its release, reports have revealed that MindsEye is no longer available to preorder on the official Japanese PlayStation Store.

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Not only that but any current pre-orders are being refunded.

No reason has been provided on the storefront and according to one user over on ResetEra, an official email received by those whose pre-orders have been cancelled also did not receive a reason as to why.

“I've checked myself and it is indeed no longer available for preorder in JPN - no reason is given - and I've received the full email with headers of a refund from somebody on X, which shows a refund with no stated reason,” they shared.

“People are speculating on X that it is due to the product not receiving certification for release.”

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It is true that certification, or lack thereof, may be the reason behind Sony’s decision.

This could be due to a false rating to SIE or a lack of submission at all but this is all just speculation and the official reason is still unknown.

Nevertheless, this will be a huge blow to Build a Rocket Boy, especially as MindsEye is so close to release.

MindsEye has been met with multiple blows such as studio executives reportedly leaving Build a Rocket Boy ahead of the game’s launch.

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This does not spell well for the game which has already been likened to Grand Theft Auto.

“MindsEye is a narrative driven, single-player action-adventure thriller set in the near-future fictional desert city of Redrock,” the official synopsis reads.

“Featuring best-in-class cinematics, high octane driving, and explosive combat from game director Leslie Benzies.”

MindsEye launches on 10 June for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Except in Japan.

Featured Image Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment

Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 5, Sony

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