Apes.io is a multiplayer game where you drop into an endless battle royale armed with terrible ape magic in Apes.io. Collect ancient artifacts and craft one-of-a-kind magical weapons. Discover spells, forge wands, and grow to become the biggest ape on the island!
Call of Duty: Vietnam is a cancelled installment of the Call of Duty series that was under development by Sledgehammer Games. It was stated to be taking place in the 1960s and 1970s, in Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos.
The game was planned to be in the action/adventure genre and would've been the first third-person only Call of Duty game. After eight months of development, the game had up to 15 minutes playable, at which point Activision offered Sledgehammer the opportunity to help Infinity Ward in the development of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
Return to Ravenholm was the working title of a cancelled Half-Life 2 spin-off developed by Arkane Studios from 2006 to 2007. The player takes the returning role of the HECU marine Adrian Shephard from Half-Life: Opposing Force on a trip to the zombie-infested European town of Ravenholm. It was planned to take place after the events of Half-Life 2 but before the end of Half-Life 2: Episode Two. The concept of a Ravenholm-centered episode was inherited by Arkane after Junction Point Studios' own project was cancelled. Arkane's project was eventually cancelled by Valve as well much to the dismay of its developers, who were "extremely emotionally invested" in the project.
Loot, Build, Plunder and send the radio signal for freedom. Striden is the fast-paced, sandbox looter shooter survival game that you've never experienced before.
Grand Theft Auto Re: Liberty City Stories (or Re:LCS) was a total conversion mod for Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and an unofficial PC port of the PlayStation 2 version of Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories featuring improved graphics and native support for widescreen, XInput controllers, and keyboard & mouse. Development on this unofficial PC port began in 2017 and continued until 2021 when the developer decided to cancel the project and remove all official download links following a wave of anti-GTA modding actions from Take-Two Interactive.
Metroid Dread is a cancelled DS game for the Metroid series that was later reworked into the Nintendo Switch game of the same name. The game is notable for being in development hell, having been originally developed for the Nintendo DS. This early version of the game has never been publicly shown off.
This early version has the same basic premise as the final one, with Samus trapped on an alien world, trying to survive against an unstoppable foe. And as it's a sequel to Metroid Fusion, it presumably would have carried the plot point of Samus being on the run from the Galactic Federation.
No prototype builds or ROMs have ever surfaced for this DS version, and it is unlikely Nintendo will release any. It's a possibility that concept art or screenshots of this early version will be revealed in the upcoming art book, as Nintendo is open to talking about Metroid Dread's development history.
Liam Robertson of Unseen64 claims that a synopsis of the game was given out to select members of the press. And in 2010, IGN's C