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MARSOC (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) - The Lost Zombie Studios Shooter That Almost Reached Release
Rare prototype footage from MARSOC, an ambitious cancelled military shooter by Zombie Studios for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. Originally picked up by SEGA and inspired by Gears of War and Call of Duty. Check out footage and additional assets here:
https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/2020/12/marsoc-us-marine-corps-special-ops/
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Commodore 64 games preserved - Co Pro Football and IFR (Flight Simulator) prototype
Thanks to the generosity of Mat Allen and Håvar Bruvold Hojem, Games That Weren't has preserved two pieces of unpreserved software in the form of Co Pro Football by Tepe Enterprises, and an earlier prototype of IFR (Flight Simulator) by Ron Wanttaja.
https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/2026/06/commodore-64-games-preserved/
Escapeque (Amiga) - The Lost Stavros Fasoulas Game
Escapeque was an Amiga game concept developed between 1991 and 1994 by Stavros Fasoulas and Tomas Dahlgren. Although never progressing beyond the concept stage, a collection of graphics created for the project survived and offers a fascinating glimpse at what may have become a Flashback-style platform adventure.
https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/2026/06/escapeque/
Dungeon Keeper 3: The Bullfrog sequel that never was
Dungeon Keeper 3 was to take Bullfrog's classic strategy series in a new direction before EA canned the project in 2000 amid cuts and a shift towards other licences. Here is a rescued PCGTW feature with recollections from lead designer Ernest W. Adams:
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Æon Flux (PS1) - The lost PlayStation adaptation that later became Pax Corpus
Following recent coverage of Argonaut's cancelled PS2 edition, we take a look at an even earlier Æon Flux adaptation. Developed by Cryo Interactive in 1996, the PlayStation game never saw release, but a surviving prototype reveals what might have been.
https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/2026/06/aeon_flux/
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Acolyte (ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC) - New Amstrad CPC prototype added to the archives
Acolyte is a cancelled Clockwise title that came remarkably close to release. Thanks to Dean Hickingbottom, we're adding a new and early Amstrad CPC prototype to the archives, alongside the previously recovered ZX Spectrum and CPC builds.
https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/2026/06/acolyte/
Fatman and Slim (PS2, PC) - A physics puzzler that tried to do things differently
Not every early 2000s game wanted to be action focused. Fatman and Slim was a unique PS2 and PC physics based puzzler with big ideas and a different style about it. Sadly the game never made it to release. Thankfully the PS2 version is available for download!
Cancelled & Unreleased Video Games
Amiga Addict Games That Weren't Article: The King's Ransom
In the latest Amiga Addict magazine, we have written a Games That Weren't article on the unreleased: The King's Ransom. What should have been an impressive follow on to ReadySoft's Wrath of the Demon for Commodore Amiga and PC platforms back in 1993:
https://www.addict.media/amiga-addict/amiga-addict-magazine
