Another Transformers video game project has reportedly been shelved, with recent leaks offering a glimpse at what it might have looked like. Dubbed Project Goliath, this now-canceled Transformers game was never officially announced, but details about it have surfaced online by way of concept art and development details shared by multiple sources.
The cancelation of Project Goliath comes on the heels of a disappointing blow for Transformers fans. Just earlier this year, developer Splash Damage announced it had canceled Transformers: Reactivate, a multiplayer game revealed by the studio in December 2022. Transformers fans were quite disappointed with the decision, since the franchise hasn't received a major game adaptation since 2015's Transformers: Devastation. Unfortunately, the bad news clearly didn't end with Transformers: Reactivate.
Transformers: Reactivate gameplay footage from a previous build resurfaces shortly after the game is canceled by developer Splash Damage.
Transformers fan website Tformers recently shared some new leaks alleging that developer Skydance Interactive was working on a now-canceled Transformers game codenamed Project Goliath. The leaked materials include concept art and character models attributed to artist Adam Hartley, and indicate inspiration from both the classic G1 Transformers aesthetic and the hyperrealistic style seen in the Michael Bay...
