TT Games is popular for developing Lego titles. Yes, the games that you can play co-op with just about anyone and have a ton of fun. These games have been released for years, and there are very few franchises that do not have a Lego game based on them.

Amongst those few, there are some franchises that are tailor-made for the quirky humor of these games. And a bunch of those were about to get Lego games of their own, but they met an unexpected fate!

Traveler’s Tales and WB might have canceled a bunch of Lego titles recently due to a Harry potter game

A while ago, TT and WB launched a game called LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, which launched to a very positive reaction. It sold tons, and fans appreciated this game’s approach to that franchise.

But during the development of Skywalker Saga, there were a bunch of games that were in development and were simply canceled.

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The biggest of them was a Disney title called Project Marley; it was supposed to be a Diablo-like game set in a Lego world. This game was set to feature a bunch of Disney characters such as those from The Jungle Book, Nightmare Before Christmas, Pirates of the Caribbean, Maleficent, the Muppets, Frozen, Toy Story, and Winnie the Pooh.

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This was probably canceled due to its similarities with Disney’s Dreamlight Valley; a game developed by Gameloft that was an instant success.

Then there was a game codenamed ‘Project Cosmic,’ a very obvious giveaway. It was a game based on the Guardians of the Galaxy movies, and it probably was to release along with the latest movie. They had to cancel it after working on it for about 18 months.

Then came Project Rainbow Road, a non-Lego shooter game developed by TT in collaboration with Funko. It was to feature a collection of multiple franchises such as Rick & Morty, Looney Toons, and Stranger Things. A very curious game indeed. This was canceled due to Funko partnering with developer 10X10 and moving all these franchises there.

And finally, there was a game called Project Lego X, which was basically a mobile port of Lego Worlds. It was previously being developed by Playdemic before it was acquired by EA. So, the status of this game remains pretty unclear as of yet.

Nintendo Life reports that Mandalorian DLC for Skywalker Saga might also meet a similar fate. TT has been doing this to focus most of its resources on developing a Skywalker Saga-style Harry Potter game.

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We have to see how this situation actually develops, and we hope we see that Mandalorian DLC someday!