Light of Motiram’s future is on hold until the litigation between Sony and Tencent ends

The Light of Motiram has an uncertain future, at least for now. ONE agreement between Sony and Tencent pause any promotions and public tests of the project.

Until one important court hearing between the two, the game that plagiarises Horizon Zero Dawn will be on an indefinite hiatus.

That is, the Sony sues Tencent over Light of Motiram enters a new phase that delays any movement in the Chinese project.

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At the same time, Tencent agrees (as we see in a document) Do not do any public marketing or testing while the Sony app is under discussion.

Under a newly proposed stipulation and order, both sides jointly asked the court to extend hearings on the dismissal and protective order until January 2026.

Signed on December 1 in California, both parties said they had “held talks to resolve the current dispute” and Sony will give Tencent more time to respond to the motion.

Furthermore, Tencent will not claim that the extra time means Sony postponed precautionary measures and promised that it will not bring forward its debut to the fourth quarter of 2027; Nor will he ask to go faster.

SIE requested, and Tencent agreed, that (a) the extended evidentiary hearing schedule and subsequently requested hearing date will not be used to argue that SIE delayed seeking injunctive relief.

(b) there will be no new promotion or public testing of Luz de Motiram while the request for injunctive relief is pending.

(c) the release of Light of Motiram will not be brought forward before the fourth quarter of 2027.

And (d) Tencent entities will not seek expedited discovery in connection with the request for injunctive relief.“, says the document.

Luz de Motiram stops its promotion and public testing

Tencent’s opposition to Sony’s injunction is scheduled for December 17, 2025 and Sony’s response has been postponed to January 2, 2026.

The company seeks an order blocking Light of Motiram and prohibiting Tencent from using a “tribal warrior hunter“redhead who, according to them, looks a lot like Aloy.

For now, Tencent cannot publicly promote or test Light of Motiram until an important hearing is held with Sony.