"Raiders of the Lost Ark: Ancient Circle" developer quietly canceled undisclosed projects

2025-06-01 21:21:06|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

MachineGames Studio was recently revealed to have cancelled an undisclosed game project, and the specific content and cancellation time are still unclear.Although the studio was a big success with "Raiders of the Lost Ark: Ancient Circle", the development process before the release of the adventure game did not seem to be smooth sailing.Although the termination of the project did not affect the outstanding performance of MachineGames' new work, the impact of this move on other IPs under the studio is still questionable.

Social platform user Timur222 discovered this information through an artist's LinkedIn page.According to the anonymous artist's professional profile, in addition to participating in "Raiders of the Lost Ark: Ancient Circle", they were also responsible for a "cancelled undisclosed project."MachineGames has not yet issued a statement on this matter, but the project being cut is likely to have nothing to do with "Raptors of Lost Ark" - the studio has confirmed that it will launch at least one DLC for "Raptors of Lost Ark: Ancient Circle". Given the success of the game on multiple platforms, sequel development is not impossible.

It is worth noting that LinkedIn data shows that the artist's participation in "Haikatsune: Ancient Circle" and the canceled project spans from February 2022 to January 2024.This means that the project's death is likely to happen in the past two years, but the specific details are still shrouded in the mist.

If speculated to be true, this timeline may disturb the fans of Wolfenstein - since the release of "Wolfenstein: New Bloodline" in 2019, players have been waiting for new works in the series, although the parent company Bethesda promised in 2018 to "definitely" develop Wolfenstein 3.

Of course, canceled projects may also have nothing to do with existing IP.There is currently no evidence that it belongs to the German Headquarters series or other known brands, but the lack of information naturally triggers more speculation.Fortunately, MachineGames is currently developing well - the basic conditions for the sequel to "Haizhang Ark" are already in place, so studio fans don't need to worry too much for the time being.As for the future of the "Wolfenstein" series, players may still need to wait for further official news.

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