An unannounced game from Respawn Entertainment, the studio behind Apex Legends and the Star Wars Jedi games, was apparently scrapped this week.<\/p>\n
Former Respawn production coordinator Emilee Evans shared in a LinkedIn post<\/a> on Wednesday that the “unannounced incubation project” she was involved in for the past year was canceled this week. While there is no concrete information on what the project was, a job posting<\/a> for the studio’s incubation game team from Respawn last year hinted that it was a multiplayer FPS in very early stages.<\/p>\n Reports indicated that Respawn was working on a game in the Titanfall universe, though it wasn’t necessarily Titanfall 3<\/a>. Titanfall director Steve Fukuda was also in charge of a small team for a project unrelated to Titanfall<\/a>, as of 2023. It is unclear if the recently canceled game was either of these projects.<\/p>\n According to Evans’s LinkedIn profile<\/a>, she also supported the production of the VR game Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond and an unreleased Star Wars FPS game. Last year, Respawn’s Star Wars FPS, which was rumored to star a Mandalorian protagonist, was reportedly canned<\/a>, and Respawn suffered from layoffs<\/a>.<\/p>\n GameSpot has contacted EA about the specific game that was canceled and will update if and when we get a response. <\/p>\n With Respawn seemingly canceling another game, hardcore Titanfall fans remain disappointed<\/a> at the dwindling odds of a follow-up entry in the franchise, which has only been kept somewhat alive through Apex Legends.<\/p>\n Players of the battle royale FPS, which recently celebrated its sixth anniversary<\/a>, can expect a major “Apex 2.0” update<\/a> sometime in the future, but not anytime soon. Respawn is also developing the next Star Wars Jedi game<\/a>, which will be the last in a trilogy.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email ne**<\/span>@******<\/span>ot.com<\/span><\/a><\/i><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/section>\n