Recently, a real-time video of a cancelled Dungeons and Dragons RPG game was leaked on the Internet.

The game code-named "Project Dante" was reportedly developed by Washington-based Hidden Path Entertainment, which previously co-developed Counter-Strike: Global Offensive with Valve.

According to foreign media MP1st, the game was cancelled by Wizards in 2023 after about three years of development.According to the actual video, this is a third-person action game where players can control multiple teammates.It is not clear how the game is developing, but the text throughout the video seems to indicate that the image comes from the resume of the game music director.

The concept map of the canceled game was also exposed online, including a brief introduction to the character prototype and a game world.

Due to the increasing popularity of this IP in recent years, there are currently many "Dungeons and Dragons" games in development.The most eye-catching successful work in the past few years is "Bad Gate 3", which is set in the "Dungeons and Dragons" universe. Once released, it has received wide acclaim and won many Best Game of the Year Awards.

Last year Gameloft announced that it is currently developing a Dungeons and Dragons game for PC and console platforms, set in Forgotten Realms, produced by its Montreal studio, which has developed Disney Star Valley and social action adventure game Lego Star Wars Castaways.

In addition, "Harvest Day" developer Starbreeze also announced in 2024 that it is developing a "Dungeons and Dragons" online service game code-named "Baxter Project".The game uses Unreal Engine 5, supports cross-platform online, and is expected to be released on "all mainstream platforms" in 2026.