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Telltale Games has delayed the release of The Wolf Among Us Remastered for the Nintendo Switch. Versions for all other platforms remain on track. -
Developer Chris First has revealed that Bethesda has forced the shutdown of the unofficial browser game Fallout: New York, which was created with the help of AI. The game was playable directly in a web browser, while Claude Opus 5.5 was used during development to help write code and create game assets. -
KRAFTON has announced the cancellation of PUBG: Black Budget, a tactical extraction shooter set in the PUBG universe. The project was originally officially revealed under this name in November 2025, and today, October 1, PUBG STUDIOS confirmed that development has been discontinued. -
Pearl Abyss has delayed the release of the upcoming Crimson Desert expansion, titled Charting the Unknown. The DLC has been pushed back from its initial October 15 release date to October 29. -
Publisher Nacon and developer Rogue Factor have announced a short delay for the Nintendo Switch 2 version of their dark action-adventure game, Hell is Us. Originally slated to drop on October 8, the game will now arrive on the next-gen platform on October 27, 2026. -
Owlcat Games has announced a delay for the upcoming Processional of the Damned DLC for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, pushing its release from September to December 2026. The developers explained that they need extra time to polish the new content and deliver the expansion at a standard players expect. -
World's Edge, the studio founded in the late 2010s to oversee the Age of Empires franchise, has lost nearly half of its staff, with reports indicating that its next project has been cancelled. -
Publisher Ubisoft alongside developers Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan have announced a delay for Rayman Legends Retold, pushing its launch from October 1 to December 3, 2026. According to the development team, while the game has officially gone gold, the extra time will be used to ensure every detail gets the care it deserves. -
FuturLab has canceled an unannounced project and laid off seven employees. The game's development had simply proved too costly. According to available data, the project was completely unrelated to PowerWash Simulator. -
Fatshark, the studio behind the Warhammer: Vermintide and Warhammer 40,000: Darktide series, may have once been working on a multiplayer game based on the iconic Scream horror franchise. The project was uncovered in a recent Steam data leak. -
Moon Studios has pushed back the full release of its action-RPG No Rest for the Wicked, which has been in Early Access since April 18, 2024. -
The live-action television series based on the iconic 1990s animated show Gargoyles has been canceled. The news was confirmed by the creator of the original animated series. -
Publisher Cooldown Games and developer Frozenbyte have announced that the puzzle-platformer Trine 6: Together in Time has been delayed from its original September 17, 2026 release date to March 4, 2027. -
Publisher Deep Silver and developer KING Art Games have delayed the release of Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 from its original September 17 slot to December 3. Players who purchase the Commander Edition will still get early access starting November 30. -
Owners of Aliens: Fireteam Elite on Nintendo Switch can no longer launch the game, as the cloud service required to run it was shut down on August 5, 2026. The version is now permanently inaccessible for anyone who bought it. -
The Calamity Mod team says the Terraria PC mod will stay available to players, but it will no longer receive updates after nearly ten years of development. The announcement also said the project could not continue after grooming accusations surfaced against team lead Ozzatron. -
The Witcher's fifth and final season is already deep into post-production, but the series will not wrap until 2027. Netflix has not announced an exact release date, so fans still do not know when the story will end. -
Heckler, the planned American Squid Game spin-off involving David Fincher, never made it into full production, as Netflix reportedly shut down the project while it was still in the early stages of development. For several years, it existed mainly as a working concept and never progressed much beyond discussions and preliminary planning. -
Rockstar Games was once planning to bring the Midnight Club series back with a new installment, but the project was canceled at an early stage of development. The details were shared by former Rockstar senior designer Kris Roberts, who worked on the Midnight Club franchise and Red Dead Redemption's multiplayer, in an interview with Insider Gaming. -
Marvel Studios has abruptly cancelled production on the second season of Wonder Man, despite officially renewing the series back in March. The show's writing staff has already been disbanded to focus on other projects. This unexpected news sparked a wave of rumors, prompting showrunner Andrew Guest to take to TikTok to set the record straight.
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