Multiple in-development games at Sega’s western studios have been canceled. The biggest title to get the axe seems to be Hyenas, the Total War maker Creative Assembly’s recently revealed hero shooter.
It was in June last year that Sega and Creative Assembly announced Hyenas, a brand-new multiplayer project described as a hero-based, extraction shooter experience set in unique zero-G environments. The title has been in heavy testing via public betas for a while now, but in a sudden announcement, Sega has revealed it has canceled the project.
Speaking to investors, Sega CEO and president Haruki Satomi said the upcoming hero shooter as well as „unannounced titles under development“ have been canceled due to „lower profitability of the European region.
