Electronic Arts cancels ‘Gaia’ game after years in development


Gaia’s cancellation is part of a recent resource shift by EA as it evaluates projects and decides which ones will move forward. — AFP

Video game publisher Electronic Arts Inc has cancelled a game that was in development at its Montreal office for nearly six years, according to people familiar with the matter.

The game, codenamed Gaia, was first hinted at in 2015, but was never officially announced or given a title. Since then, EA executives have released a drip feed of information, sharing tidbits every few years on what it described as a brand new franchise.

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