Avalanche Studios Group, the Swedish developer behind the Just Cause franchise, was once working on a steampunk open-world game set in an alternative 1950s.
That?s according to former Avalanche developer Mikael Säker, was who directing the cancelled project and then went on to work on the Battlefield franchise. In a video interview with Wassup Conversations, Säker revealed that a financial collapse led to the cancellation of the project and overnight layoffs. At the time of the cancellation, the game still needed another two years to complete, so it ended up on the chopping block along with all other projects except for one.

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