Recent insider discussions indicate that several projects at major game studios have been halted, reflecting a shift away from live-service titles. This change has now reportedly affected a project from one of the renowned studios.
An unnamed new single-player project from the studio behind a famous post-apocalyptic franchise was reportedly cancelled, as confirmed by an industry insider. Details remain scarce because the game was in its early developmental stages when the decision was made to discontinue it.
Furthermore, there was information suggesting that another game Here's a rewritten version: "had undergone a three-year development phase, with" a notable director from a popular superhero franchise attached to the project. However, the focus at the studio currently remains on its recently revealed title, which is the only fully unveiled project at present.
- Several projects are being scrapped at leading studios.
- A new single-player experience from a well-known studio was cancelled early on.
- An additional long-term development project, linked to a prominent director, was also affected.
- The studio’s current spotlight is on its recently announced flagship game.
This development follows a trend of reassessing project viability, emphasizing a renewed focus on core game experiences over expansive online service models.