Respawn Cancels Titanfall Universe Multiplayer Shooter

A former employee of Respawn Entertainment recently disclosed on LinkedIn that the studio has halted the development of a new game this week. The project, which had been in the works for several years, was abruptly stopped without any explanation provided to the team or the public. This news comes as a surprise to many fans who were eagerly anticipating what Respawn had in store next.

Last year, gaming journalist Jeff Grubb shed some light on the nature of this project, clarifying that it was not a mainline entry in the Titanfall series, specifically ruling out the possibility of it being Titanfall 3. To bring this vision to life, Respawn assembled a dedicated "experimental team," handpicking experts renowned for their skills in crafting multiplayer shooters.

This isn't the first time Respawn has had to pull the plug on a promising project. Last year, they canceled another game known internally as Titanfall Legends, an arcade-style shooter that had also been in development for some time.

The Titanfall franchise has carved out a niche for itself in the gaming world since its debut in 2014. It's celebrated for its exhilarating mix of fast-paced action and mech piloting. Players can take on the role of agile pilots or command formidable Titans, engaging in thrilling parkour and team-based combat that has won over a dedicated fanbase.

Currently, Respawn's focus has shifted to other high-profile projects. They are diligently working on the third installment of the Star Wars Jedi series, which continues to expand their presence in the Star Wars universe. Additionally, in partnership with Bit Reactor, they are developing a new strategy game set in the same iconic universe, promising to bring fresh gameplay experiences to fans.