Even years after years the so fact, in game development studios seldom divulge details about abandoned projects. These secrets can be kept hidden for a long time by business and connections, NDAs, and a variety of other constricting circumstances.
That is why it was unexpected when the co-founder of Avalanche Studios Christofer Sundberg casually brought up one of the studio’s abandoned projects in a recent interview. This article fully deals with the Just Cause work on Iron Man game cancellation.
And it wasn’t just like any project it was an open-world Iron Man game created by the same people who made Just Cause. There is no doubt that Iron Man Game fans and the players have to go through such a piece of earthshaking news.
Over the years, Marvel has developed some amazing games as well as fewer and lesser amazing games. Sundberg claims that the Iron Man project “would have been wonderful” in an interview with MinnMax.
He said that the Iron Man project had been in development for “a couple” of years before being shelved sometime in 2012. That would place the creation of the Iron Man game sometime around or around that of Just Cause 2, which was the game that really end solidified Avalanche’s commitment to open-world gameplay and vertical movement through grappling.
The decision to terminate the Iron Man game was made without giving a reason. While it is assumed that Disney and Marvel have the choice to scrap the project, it is also as plausible that a publisher that was involved made the same decision. Other Iron Man video games were also have been published during this time period, with Iron Man 2 debuting in 2008 and Iron Man 3 debuting in 2013.
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There is no evidence that Avalanche’s game was an adaptation of the Iron Man films from Marvel, unlike the other two games. Avalanche Studios’ progress hasn’t been at all impeded by the cancellation of its Iron Man project.
Avalanche released five separate games in 2015, including Mad Max and Just Cause 3, after Iron Man was shelved in 2012. The Iron Man games we have actually gotten into so far haven’t been that fantastic, but a few months ago, a fan made a spectacular Iron Man demo in Unreal Engine 5 to show just how amazing an Iron Man game could be. Perhaps we will get the Iron Man game we deserve someday.
It is currently under developing Contraband, a co-op robbery game with vehicular combat for the Xbox. In the end, Avalanche did not require Iron Man.
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