An unannounced recreation from Respawn Leisure, the studio behind Apex Legends and the Star Wars Jedi video games, was apparently scrapped this week.
Former Respawn manufacturing coordinator Emilee Evans shared in a LinkedIn post on Wednesday that the “unannounced incubation mission” she was concerned in for the previous 12 months was canceled this week. Whereas there isn’t a concrete data on what the mission was, a job posting for the studio’s incubation recreation workforce from Respawn final 12 months hinted that it was a multiplayer FPS in very early levels.
Studies indicated that Respawn was engaged on a recreation within the Titanfall universe, although it wasn’t essentially Titanfall 3. Titanfall director Steve Fukuda was additionally in command of a small workforce for a mission unrelated to Titanfall, as of 2023. It’s unclear if the just lately canceled recreation was both of those tasks.
In line with Evans’s LinkedIn profile, she additionally supported the manufacturing of the VR recreation Medal of Honor: Above and Past and an unreleased Star Wars FPS recreation. Final 12 months, Respawn’s Star Wars FPS, which was rumored to star a Mandalorian protagonist, was reportedly canned, and Respawn suffered from layoffs.
GameSpot has contacted EA in regards to the particular recreation that was canceled and can replace if and after we get a response.
With Respawn seemingly canceling one other recreation, hardcore Titanfall fans remain disappointed on the dwindling odds of a follow-up entry within the franchise, which has solely been saved considerably alive via Apex Legends.
Gamers of the battle royale FPS, which just lately celebrated its sixth anniversary, can anticipate a serious “Apex 2.0” replace someday sooner or later, however not anytime quickly. Respawn can be creating the subsequent Star Wars Jedi recreation, which would be the final in a trilogy.