A former employee of Respawn Entertainment recently disclosed on LinkedIn that the studio has halted the development of a new game this week. The project, which had been in the works for several years, was abruptly stopped without any public explanation regarding the decision. This news comes as a surprise to fans eagerly awaiting new content from the acclaimed studio.

Last year, gaming journalist Jeff Grubb reported that the canceled project was not a mainline entry in the Titanfall series, specifically ruling out the possibility of it being Titanfall 3. Respawn had assembled a dedicated "experimental team" for this project, bringing on board experts with a strong background in multiplayer shooter development.

This isn't the first time Respawn has had to pull the plug on a project. Last year, they also canceled an arcade shooter known internally as Titanfall Legends. The studio's decision to discontinue these projects reflects the challenging nature of game development and the need to prioritize resources effectively.

The Titanfall series, which debuted in 2014, has carved out a niche for itself with its thrilling mix of fast-paced action and mech piloting. Players can engage in combat either as agile pilots or as formidable Titans, making for a unique gameplay experience that blends parkour with intense team battles. The franchise's innovative approach has earned it a dedicated fanbase over the years.

Currently, Respawn Entertainment is channeling its efforts into other high-profile projects. They are actively developing the third installment of the Star Wars Jedi series, continuing the adventures of Cal Kestis. Additionally, in collaboration with Bit Reactor, they are working on a new strategy game set within the Star Wars universe, promising to expand their portfolio in exciting new directions.