Scalebound, the
much-anticipated dragon action game from platinum games, has been canceled by Microsoft studios, the publisher have announced.
“After careful
deliberation, Microsoft studios has come to the decision to end production for
scalebound,” a Microsoft spokesperson said in a statement to polygon. “We’re
working hard to deliver an amazing line-up of games to our fans this year,
including halo wars 2, crackdown 3, state of decay 2, sea of thieves and other
great experiences.”
The announcement
confirms a report from kotaku, which cited multiple sources in saying that
scalebound was “in trouble and may be cancelled.” Euro-gamer also reported
today, based on multiple sources, that Microsoft and platinum have “parted
ways” and that platinum had stopped working on the project before the end of
2016.
“With continuing
issues surrounding the game’s engine and overdue deadlines, the decision was
made that the project could no longer continue,” said Euro gamer.
Scalebound was announced
back at microsoft’s e3 2014 press briefing as an xbox one exclusive. Platinum’s
hideki kamiya took the stage to promise “action at a whole new scale,” showing
a trailer in which players teamed up with a massive dragon to battle giant
monsters.
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