The most famous canceled video games
The devastating part about game development is that some projects get canceled. In this post, we go through the most famous examples of canceled video games.
Remember the ‘Titan’? Half of Blizzard’s games never see the light of day
Blizzard has revealed in an interview with Game Informer that about half of its total projects are ultimately canceled rather than released. The studio is currently working on multiple games.
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After layoffs, Telltale says it may finish The Walking Dead with outside help
The Walking Dead developer Telltale Games abruptly laid off the majority of its employees last week, but the studio now says the game's final season could still be finished with another partner.
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Telltale Games reportedly lays off most employees, cancels multiple games
The Walking Dead developer Telltale Games has reportedly been hit with huge layoffs, resulting in the cancellation of projects. A small team will apparently stick around to finish The Walking Dead.
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The original ‘Prey 2’ ending sounds way more interesting than the reboot
Prey 2, Human Head's canceled sequel to the cult-hit science fiction shooter, had quite the wacky ending in the works. The game's name was eventually taken for Arkane Studios' unrelated Prey.
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Sony Santa Monica’s canceled game mixes ‘Horizon Zero Dawn’ with ‘No Man’s Sky’
After almost three years it appears we now have a glimpse at the canceled Sony Santa Monica IP. With shades of Horizon Zero Dawn and even No Man's Sky, was the game canceled because of its similarities to other PS4 exclusives?
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