Take-Two‘s new earnings statement has revealed the existence of a cancelled unannounced project that caused a $53million (£39million) loss for the firm. It’s likely that the game was a multiplayer game featuring superheroes.
The news has been pieced together by PCGamer and Bloomberg. Reportedly, the pricey project was codenamed Volt and was an online game featuring superheroes.
Supposedly in development since 2017, it was being worked on by Hangar 13. The studio is best known for Mafia 3 and Mafia: Definitive Edition. The game underwent “multiple iterations” but struggled with many problems. Besides development issues, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted things too.
2K executives eventually decided the project was not a “worthwhile investment because of the amount of time needed in development.”
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