Summary
- Back in 2022, Splash Damage revealed Transformers: Reactivate, an online action game for one-to-four players.
- Details on the project have been incredibly slim since then, and the game has now been cancelled altogether.
- Splash Damage notes that several roles at the studio are now at risk of redundancy.
Just over two years after its initial reveal, : Reactivate has been cancelled by Splaܫsh Damage so the studi🐻o, which has is at risk of layoffs, can focus on other projects.
Despite being one of the most popular and prolific media properties out there, Transformers has had a weirdly rough time when it comes to gaming adaptations over the past few years. That is to say, there have barely ♉been any Tra💮nsformers games in the past console generation, despite the PS2 and Xbox 360 eras havꦍing tons of great picks to choose from.
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That surprising dry spell looked like it was about to change, though, as . We didn't learn much abo🧔ut the one-to-four-player online action game in the time since its unveiling, and it looks like we never will as the project has now been cancelled.
Transformers: Reactivate Has Been Cancelled
Earlier today, so that ♔the team ꦫcan focus on other projects. The statement also confirms that a "number of roles" across the studio are now at risk of redundancy.
Splash Damage's statement also🌳 praises Hasbro for being an "incredible and supportive partner" through Reactivate's development, and thanks fans for their excitement for the project. Right now, the studio is aiming to help out those who are at risk of being laid off and notes that it wants to build a "stronger" Splash Damage for the future.
Today, we have some very difficult news to share. The decision has been made to end development of Transformers: Reactivate. This means we will be scaling down to refocus our efforts on other projects. 🀅Unfortunately, despite every effort, a number of roles across the studio are now potentially at risk of redundancy. - Splash Damage
Although it's a massive shame to hear about more potential layoffs and lose one of the only Transformers games to emerge over ⛎the past few years, Reactivate's development has seemingly been rather troubled. Nothing much has been said about it since it was reveal♌ed at The Game Awards in 2022, .
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