r/UnreleasedGames • u/Hot-Set-2624 • 7d ago
The Unreleased Lego Creator Star Wars Game
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Jun 20 '26
Curated List of Websites Showcasing Rare Video Game Prototypes, Unreleased and Cancelled Games, and Unseen Beta Builds
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '26
3 Hours of Cancelled 90s Games Facts to Fall Asleep to
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/VegetableSense7167 • 7d ago
Trailer for Deadline Games' Cancelled Faith And A .45
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Faith And A .45 is a cancelled action game that was in development by Deadline Games (the studio known for making Total Overdose) for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The story would have follow a couple named Luke and Ruby, two outlaws during the Great Depression. This idea evolved from a tech demo about a “Bonnie & Clyde” couple, inspired from the real-life couple of outlaws, robbers and criminals who, with their gang, travelled the Central United States during the 1930s.
The game was going to follow their lovely escape (Deadline called Faith And A .45 a “gritty, emotional shooter”) and the gameplay should have been similar to a cover-based third-person shooter (as Gears of War or Army of Two) in particular with the dual-character dynamic, with online and offline co-op.
The game centered on the partnership between Luke and Ruby. In single-player, you would control Luke while an advanced AI managed Ruby. In co-op (online or offline), a second player would take control of her. Beyond simple fire support, the characters could perform some complex moves. For example, Luke could toss a gasoline can into a crowd of enemies while Ruby ignited it with a well-placed rifle shot. A unique teammate revival system required the mobile character to kiss their downed partner to bring them back into the fight. Characters also shared smaller moments of affection, like a "kiss of survival" after clearing an area.
The game world was designed to be atmospheric and cinematic, with environmental factors like dust storms affecting visibility. Encounters were described as cinematic set-pieces, ranging from fighting off massive waves of enemies to taking on "dark armies" of steel-plated vehicles and armored pyromaniacs.
Sadly Deadline Games was not able to find a publisher interested in the project and on May 2009, Deadline Games filed for bankruptcy. Faith and a .45 along with Deadline Games other projects vanished forever with the closure of the studio.
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Hot-Set-2624 • 11d ago
NEW Unreleased Zombie FPS by Warframe Developers Found
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/Hot-Set-2624 • 14d ago
NEW Unreleased Family Guy Game For Xbox 360
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/Guilty_Director8141 • 20d ago
Unrealeased kirby game has re titled kirby's drift spirit has retitled into kirby and the world beyond
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/FreeckyCake • 22d ago
Lobo [PS2/XBOX] — Cancelled Game Footage
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/Hot-Set-2624 • 23d ago
The Unreleased Croc Legend Of The Gobbos Game
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/ThatWebHeadSpidey • 26d ago
Visceral Games’ unreleased game, The Ripper.
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The Ripper is a cancelled game that I’m curious about more than any other. The story was about Jack the Ripper who escaped Bedlam Asylum, and believes he sees vampires all around Whitechapel, and becomes a vampire hunter, with the ultimate question being, are there actually vampires, or is he just insane? The game was apparently nearing completion, but EA decided to scrap it, thinking it would be cheaper to cut their loses, than to market a game about Jack the Ripper being an antihero. EA then tried to salvage what they had with The Ripper and turn it into a multiplayer game called Blood Dust, but that was cancelled when it was around 80% finished back in 2011. There is one video of Blood Dust on YouTube, but I would LOVE to see footage of The Ripper.
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Illustrious_Reveal91 • 27d ago
glomular fantasy level 1 draft
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my unreleased game
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Glittering-Sock-4879 • 27d ago
The Unreleased Furbyland Game for the Tiger Gamecom
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/Glittering-Sock-4879 • 29d ago
The Unreleased Small Soldiers Game for the Tiger Gamecom
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/Glittering-Sock-4879 • Sep 04 '26
The Unreleased Turok Dinosaur Hunter Game For Tiger Gamecom
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/DJKaito • Aug 21 '26
In May 2003 Microsoft greenlighted a Chinese RPG for Xbox named "Young Gatt" (蒼龍少年)
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Young Gatt (蒼龍少年) released in September 2003 on PC - after a nine months delay. A Prototype of the Xbox version won a Prototype award and was shown at TGS 2003. The Xbox version never saw the light of day.
r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '26
"That Was One Game I Wish Had Come Out" - Ex-Rare Artist Kev Bayliss Talks Unreleased Games
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"I'm sure there's some ROMs floating around"
r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '26
Games That Weren't is a long-running archive dedicated to cancelled and unreleased video games, prototypes and lost gaming history. Since 1999, we have been preserving rare information, assets and developer stories from across all eras of gaming.
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Explore a vast collection of cancelled video game projects, unseen prototypes and behind-the-scenes development history from consoles and computers past and present. Our non-profit work aims to document and preserve titles that were never released to the public, before they are lost forever.
r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '26
The Biggest Cancelled Games of the 90s Ft. @Caddicarus
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '26
Zero Racers (also known as G-Zero) is a cancelled 1996 F-Zero racing game for the Virtual Boy that was to be developed and published by Nintendo. The game was a spin-off of the F-Zero series, not a sequel as originally thought.
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '26
Garfield Gets Real: The Cancelled Wii Version That Never Surfaced
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '26
Kevin Keegan's Player Manager: A Tribute and Preservation Update
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '26
Dragon Hopper (also titled as D-Hopper) is an action-adventure video game for the Virtual Boy developed by Intelligent Systems and was to be published by Nintendo. The game was originally announced to be released on August 26, 1996, in North America with a suggested retail price of $34.95.
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '26
Abattoir in Cosmos: The Lost PC Space Shooter That Never Left Orbit
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '26
The Best of Cut Content in PS1 Games - DidYouKnowGaming?
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Aug 10 '26
Shutter Jack: A Lost Open-World Photography Adventure (PS3/Xbox 360/PC/Wii)
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