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Hasbro cancels Dungeons & Dragons game led by Respawn veterans

Hasbro subsidiary Wizards of the Coast has canceled an action-adventure game set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe, which was being developed by Giant Skull, a studio founded by Respawn veteran Stig Asmussen. The collaboration ended less than a year after its announcement, with Wizards of the Coast stating they decided not to pursue the early concept but value their ongoing relationship with Asmussen and his team. This cancellation follows the earlier closure of another Hasbro studio, Atomic Arcade.

Push SquareNegative

God of War 3 Director's AAA Dungeons & Dragons Game Cancelled After Less Than a Year

Hasbro and its subsidiary Wizards of the Coast have cancelled a big-budget, single-player Dungeons & Dragons action-adventure game developed by Stig Asmussen's studio, Giant Skull. The decision was reportedly made to lower costs, despite the project's potential. Wizards of the Coast stated they respect Asmussen and his team and value their ongoing relationship.

EurogamerNegative

Star Wars Jedi director's single-player Dungeons & Dragons game cancelled less than a year after it was announced

Hasbro has reportedly cancelled a single-player Dungeons & Dragons action-adventure game being developed by Star Wars Jedi director Stig Asmussen's studio, Giant Skull. The project was less than a year old, with Wizards of the Coast stating they decided not to pursue the early concept. Other D&D games like Exodus and Warlock are still in development.

Rock Paper ShotgunNegative

Hasbro cancel Dungeons and Dragons action game helmed by Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order director, leaving studio hunting for new publishing deal

Hasbro has canceled the publishing of a Dungeons and Dragons action game developed by Giant Skull, led by former Star Wars Jedi director Stig Asmussen. The decision was made earlier this year after reviewing an early concept, leaving Giant Skull to seek a new publishing partner. Hasbro stated they value their ongoing relationship with Asmussen and his team.

GamespotVery positive

Magic The Gathering: Arena Is Gearing Up For A Marvel Comics Takeover

Wizards of the Coast is integrating all past and future Marvel sets into Magic: The Gathering Arena starting June 16, 2025. This includes retroactively adding cards from the previous Marvel's Spider-Man set, replacing digital-exclusive equivalents. Players who owned the Omenpath versions will receive the Marvel equivalents as a bonus.

GamespotVery positive

Magic The Gathering: Arena Is Gearing Up For A Marvel Comics Takeover

Wizards of the Coast is integrating all past and future Marvel sets into Magic: The Gathering Arena starting June 16, 2025. This includes retroactively adding cards from the previous Marvel's Spider-Man set, replacing digital-exclusive equivalents. Players who owned the Omenpath versions will receive the Marvel equivalents as a bonus.

Games IndustryNegative

Wizards of the Coast ends partnership with Giant Skull

Wizards of the Coast has ended its publishing agreement with Giant Skull, resulting in the cancellation of an unannounced action-adventure game set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe. While the early concept was not pursued, Wizards of the Coast expressed respect for Giant Skull's team and indicated a willingness to consider future project proposals. This decision coincides with a broader reorganization at Wizards of the Coast, including the closure of its internal developer Atomic Arcade.

Gaming BoltNegative

Dungeons & Dragons Game by Giant Skull Has Been Cancelled

Hasbro, through its subsidiary Wizards of the Coast, has cancelled a Dungeons & Dragons game being developed by Giant Skull due to the termination of their publishing deal. Industry veteran Stig Asmussen, founder of Giant Skull, confirmed the cancellation and is seeking new publishing partners. The game was not intended to be a successor to the Baldur's Gate franchise.

PC GamerNegative

Hasbro cancelled a D&D game from the Jedi: Fallen Order director

Hasbro has cancelled a Dungeons & Dragons video game in early development at Giant Skull, a studio led by Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order director Stig Asmussen. The partnership between Wizards of the Coast and Giant Skull was terminated earlier this year. Another D&D game, Warlock, from Invoke Studios is still planned for a 2027 release.

Tech RaptorPositive

MTG Arena To Get Marvel Super Heroes, Through The Omenpaths Retired

Wizards of the Coast announced that the Marvel Super Heroes set will launch on Magic: The Gathering Arena on June 23rd with full licensed characters and art. Previously released Marvel's Spider-Man cards, which featured in-universe alternate versions, will also be properly added to MTG Arena on June 16th with source material art and avatars.

Retro GamerNegative

Hasbro cancels Dungeons & Dragons game from God of War and Star Wars Jedi veteran after seeing early concept

Hasbro, through its subsidiary Wizards of the Coast, has canceled its exclusive publishing agreement with Stig Asmussen's studio Giant Skull for a new single-player Dungeons & Dragons action-adventure game. The decision was made after reviewing the game's early concept, though Wizards of the Coast expressed openness to future pitches from Giant Skull.

GematsuVery negative

Wizards of the Coast cancels Giant Skull’s Dungeons & Dragons action adventure game

Wizards of the Coast has canceled its publishing agreement with Giant Skull, a studio founded by former members of the development team behind the game "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt." The canceled project was an action-adventure game based on the Dungeons & Dragons franchise.

Metro UKVery positive

Transformers to finally get a big budget video game as Hasbro invests millions

Hasbro is investing $1 billion into developing traditional video games, focusing on action-adventure and RPG titles for PC and console, and explicitly avoiding live service models. CEO Chris Cocks indicated that new games based on franchises like Transformers, Dungeons & Dragons, and Magic: The Gathering are in development. The company aims to build its own games internally after previously licensing its properties.

EurogamerPositive

The Mass Effect sci-fi RPG subgenre "hasn't had a good game in a long time", says Hasbro, and it believes Exodus can change that

Hasbro's CEO Chris Cocks believes the science fiction RPG genre, exemplified by Mass Effect, has been lacking a strong entry for a long time. He is confident that Exodus, developed by Archetype Entertainment and featuring former BioWare talent, will fill this market gap. The game is slated for an early 2027 release and aims to recapture the feel of beloved sci-fi RPGs.

Games PressPositive

JOURNEY TO THE NORTH IN NEVERWINTER: BITING COLD, NOW AVAILABLE ON PC, PLAYSTATION AND XBOX

Arc Games and Cryptic Studios have released Biting Cold, the 33rd module for the free-to-play Dungeons & Dragons MMORPG Neverwinter. Available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, the module introduces a new Adventure Zone called Reghed Edge, a new dungeon named Jotunskar, and new Heroic Encounters set in the northern lands of Icewind Dale.

Retro GamerPositive

D&D Maps virtual tabletop will become "a simplified, streamlined version of what we wanted to do for…

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks revealed that Dungeons & Dragons Maps will be a simplified, 2D, browser-based version of the ambitious virtual tabletop Sigil. Sigil was canceled after its early access launch due to high system requirements and development team layoffs. The new Maps product aims to retain Sigil's immersive map experience with customization options for avatars and interactive stickers, running on lower-end hardware like iPads and PCs.

GamespotNegative

Star Wars Jedi Veteran's Dungeons & Dragons Game Has Been Canceled

Wizards of the Coast, in partnership with Giant Skull studio founded by Stig Asmussen, has canceled an upcoming single-player action-adventure game set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe. Hasbro confirmed the project's cancellation, though stated they still value their relationship with Giant Skull and are open to future pitches. This decision comes after significant investment in AAA game development following the success of Baldur's Gate 3.

GamespotNegative

Star Wars Jedi Veteran's Dungeons & Dragons Game Has Been Canceled

Wizards of the Coast, in partnership with Giant Skull studio founded by Stig Asmussen, has canceled an upcoming single-player action-adventure game set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe. Hasbro confirmed the project's cancellation, though stated they still value their relationship with Giant Skull and are open to future pitches. This decision comes after significant investment in AAA game development following the success of Baldur's Gate 3.

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IGN Live 2026 Partner Lineup to Include Avatar: The Last Airbender and Control Resonant

IGN Live 2026 has announced its partner lineup, featuring "Avatar: The Last Airbender" Season 2, "Control Resonant," and "Poppy Playtime" Chapter 4. The event will also include appearances from "Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis," "Rick and Morty," and WWE Superstar Kevin Owens, among others. The event takes place June 6-7 in Los Angeles.

PC GamerVery positive

Exodus is going all-out with its bizarre interstellar physics, and you can learn more during the Future Games Show…

Exodus, a sci-fi space exploration game from Archetype Entertainment, will feature an extended gameplay look during the Future Games Show Summer Showcase on June 6, followed by a trailer in the PC Gaming Show on June 7. The game, which stars Matthew McConaughey, will explore concepts of time dilation and interstellar physics, where time experienced by the crew can differ drastically from time on Earth.