r/UnreleasedGames • u/Sufficient-Ferret-67 • 1d ago
Still sad to this day I never got to play it
WiLD the PS4 exclusive. First game that looked to be a true Druid simulator.
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Sufficient-Ferret-67 • 1d ago
WiLD the PS4 exclusive. First game that looked to be a true Druid simulator.
r/UnreleasedGames • u/InsightsIE • 15d ago
From the "Eidos Digital Press Kit E3 1999"
I've been looking for more info on this game for years since I came across it on Unseen64 in 2021. I hope there's a playable build out there somewhere in the future. There are 2 FMVs on YouTube.
More HD images here:
r/UnreleasedGames • u/No-Classroom-4600 • Jun 19 '26
r/UnreleasedGames • u/BigPaleontologist149 • May 25 '26
Edit: I was sent the file and I have uploaded it to Archive.org I also added a README file to the build folder with the .xbe detailing how to restore the main menu for the build.
Original post: I'm looking for the Halo 2 (May 3, 2003 prototype) I recently purchased a Development Kit Xbox and I was looking forward to trying it out but the original files have been taken off the internet it seems.
Honestly just looking for it for preservation purposes at this point I'm tired of all the gatekeeping and scumbags who try and put a value on this kind of stuff. Like the idiots who still have that South Park GTA style Xbox game, It's literally still sitting on the devkit just waiting to get erased from history because people are greedy and want the value of that Xbox to stay high.
r/UnreleasedGames • u/conokuri • May 24 '26
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Spiritual-Bit-7207 • May 15 '26
I’ve been trying to find any trace of a lost Java ME game.
It was called Tibbar — a virtual pet rabbit (Tamagotchi-style) that came on an Alcatel ELLE GlamPhone no 1 around the mid/late 2000s.
What I remember:
White rabbit named Tibbar 🐰
Not pixel art
Not very expressive, simple clean design
You could:
Blend vegetables in a blender to feed it 🥕🥬
Take it swimming in a small pool / bathtub-like “piscine” 🛁
Dress it up with different outfits 🕴
Take photos of it 📸
I’m not even looking for the file itself — just ANY screenshots, footage, or confirmation that it existed.
I feel like this might be completely lost media.
Thank you! ✨️
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Plus_Astronomer1789 • May 07 '26
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Glittering-Sock-4879 • May 02 '26
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/Suspicious_Wrap_7170 • May 02 '26
I don't know anything about the game
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Feit3ng • Apr 25 '26
Blunders was an upcoming RPG for the Super CD-ROM² advertised by its publisher IGS in their 1992 catalog. It was featured alongside other titles in development, such as Dansou Toshi: Stray Road - another cyberpunk RPG which also never saw the light of day. Blunders also got a dedicated preview in the May 1992 issue of PC Engine Fan.
Despite appearing to be quite far along in development, the project was canceled and never saw a release. Interestingly, my search efforts have uncovered a voice actress who listed Blunders in her professional portfolio, suggesting that voice recording, and likely a significant portion of the game’s programming, was completed.
It would have been fascinating to see how this played out compared to Phantasy Star. Hopefully, a prototype or a development build will surface online one day, giving us a taste of that gameplay.
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Glittering-Sock-4879 • Apr 22 '26
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/TheMessyRoomGuy • Apr 08 '26
I'm a huge fan of On Rail Shooter games, and I've been working hard on compiling, listing, and cataloging into a Google Doc. I've recently discovered several Cancelled Games from a website, and I'm having trouble finding if there is any more out there I haven't discovered. Any information of just even title names, or pointing where I could look would be appreciated! Thanks!
r/UnreleasedGames • u/chicagogamecollector • Apr 01 '26
with a host of unreleased games
r/UnreleasedGames • u/Glittering-Sock-4879 • Mar 30 '26
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/NiMaxic • Mar 24 '26
It was a puppet fighting game in development by Bottom Up, who went bankrupt in 2000. The game seemed to be in a fairly advanced development stage based on the pictures. Another one of the company's game, Toon Panic, leaked in 2005 as a prototype.
I'm surprised Chanbara Fighter isn't talked about by more people. I had never seen these renders and scans anywhere online until the entire December 1999 issue of 64 Dream was uploaded on Archive recently. I'm looking for more information on the game and maybe one day, a prototype will leak or be found.
r/UnreleasedGames • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '26
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r/UnreleasedGames • u/chicagogamecollector • Mar 11 '26