EA Reportedly Cancels Single-Player Game Set In Titanfall, Apex Legends Universe

Electronic Arts has reportedly canceled a single-player game set in the shared Apex Legends and Titanfall universe. 

This news comes by way of Bloomberg, which reports that three people familiar with the matter say EA canceled the project, code-named TFL or Titanfall Legends, that was in development at Apex Legends developer Respawn Entertainment. Roughly 50 people were on the team working on this game and EA will reportedly attempt to find positions for these employees elsewhere within the company. If positions cannot be found, some might be laid off with severance packages, according to Bloomberg. 

The publication says Mohammad Alavi (Titanfall 2, Apex Legends designer) was set to direct this now-canceled game, but he left the company in 2022. 

It’s likely this canceled single-player game set in the Apex Legends and Titanfall universe was the one hinted at back in July in job postings that referred to the game as an “Apex Universe FPS Incubation Title.”

Word of this cancelation comes shortly after EA announced it was shutting down Apex Legends Mobile and Battlefield Mobile, and shuttering the latter’s developer, Industrial Toys, as well. Plus, in the same financial results where EA revealed it was shutting these games down, the company revealed that Respawn’s upcoming single-player Star Wars game, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, had been delayed to April. 

[Source: Bloomberg]

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