Unnamed RF:G Sequel - Revision history

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	===Development===		===Development===
	[[Image:ProjectBlack.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|''Project Black'' was to feature lush and colourful jungle environments, as shown in this concept art from artist Denis Novikov.<ref>https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xD6Jy1</ref>]]		[[Image:ProjectBlack.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|''Project Black'' was to feature lush and colourful jungle environments, as shown in this concept art from artist Denis Novikov.<ref>https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xD6Jy1</ref>]]
	Since around 2021, Fishlabs had been working on a non-Red Faction related original title under the internal name '''Project Black'''. In April 2023, Fishlabs announced that they had received public funding from the German government for Project Black. Just a few months later however, in September 2023, internal restructuring led to the cancellation of Project Black and layoffs of some Fishlabs staff. Following Project Black's cancellation, some of its developers shifted focus to an internal project referred to as '''Project White''', and, crucially, retained the public funding they had received.		Since around 2021, Fishlabs had been working on a non-Red Faction related original title under the internal name '''Project Black'''. In April 2023, Fishlabs announced that they had received public funding from the German government for Project Black. Just a few months later however, in September 2023, internal restructuring led to the cancellation of Project Black and layoffs of some Fishlabs staff. Following Project Black's cancellation, some of its developers shifted focus to an internal project referred to as '''Project White''', and, crucially, retained the public funding they had received.<ref name="rps_projectwhite" />

	Initially, Project White was an exploratory project which considered utilizing intellectual property such as Lord of the Rings, or even Chorus - Fishlabs' earlier title. Eventually, the team settled on pitching a project using the Red Faction IP, which was owned by [[Plaion]] - parent of the recently shuttered [[Deep Silver Volition]], the Red Faction series' original developer.		Initially, Project White was an exploratory project which considered utilizing intellectual property such as Lord of the Rings, or even Chorus - Fishlabs' earlier title. Eventually, the team settled on pitching a project using the Red Faction IP, which was owned by [[Plaion]] - parent of the recently shuttered [[Deep Silver Volition]], the Red Faction series' original developer.

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	{{Quote\|As you might expect, my sources expressed mixed feelings about pitching a new game in a series whose creator studio had just been shuttered, with one describing it as "ghoulish".\|Edwin Evans-Thirlwell<ref name="rps_projectwhite" />}}		{{Quote\|As you might expect, my sources expressed mixed feelings about pitching a new game in a series whose creator studio had just been shuttered, with one describing it as "ghoulish".\|Edwin Evans-Thirlwell<ref name="rps_projectwhite" />}}

	Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".		Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".<ref name="rps_projectwhite" />
	===Cancellation===		===Cancellation===
	The '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' (code named Project White) was cancelled during the week of November 20, 2023 following an internal vote on the future of the Red Faction-based project. The vote was split 50-50, which resulted in its cancellation. Shortly after, Fishlabs was hit by mass layoffs enacted as part of larger restructuring efforts by parent company [[Embracer Group]].<ref name="rps_projectwhite" />		The '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' (code named Project White) was cancelled during the week of November 20, 2023 following an internal vote on the future of the Red Faction-based project. The vote was split 50-50, which resulted in its cancellation. Shortly after, Fishlabs was hit by mass layoffs enacted as part of larger restructuring efforts by parent company [[Embracer Group]].<ref name="rps_projectwhite" />

	[[Category:Project White]]		[[Category:Project White]]

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	==Background==		==Background==
	===Development===		===Development===
	[[Image:ProjectBlack.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|''Project Black'' was to feature lush and colourful jungle environments ~~environments~~<ref>https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xD6Jy1</ref>]]		[[Image:ProjectBlack.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|''Project Black'' was to feature lush and colourful jungle environments, as shown in this concept art from artist Denis Novikov.<ref>https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xD6Jy1</ref>]]
	Since around 2021, Fishlabs had been working on a non-Red Faction related original title under the internal name '''Project Black'''. In April 2023, Fishlabs announced that they had received public funding from the German government for Project Black. Just a few months later however, in September 2023, internal restructuring led to the cancellation of Project Black and layoffs of some Fishlabs staff. Following Project Black's cancellation, some of its developers shifted focus to an internal project referred to as '''Project White''', and, crucially, retained the public funding they had received.		Since around 2021, Fishlabs had been working on a non-Red Faction related original title under the internal name '''Project Black'''. In April 2023, Fishlabs announced that they had received public funding from the German government for Project Black. Just a few months later however, in September 2023, internal restructuring led to the cancellation of Project Black and layoffs of some Fishlabs staff. Following Project Black's cancellation, some of its developers shifted focus to an internal project referred to as '''Project White''', and, crucially, retained the public funding they had received.

Goober at 04:42, 4 July 2024

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	Gameplay was to focus on the destruction-focused principles established in ''Guerrilla'' incorporated into a more open-ended play experience, including opportunities for stealthy infiltration sequences, player disguises, and vehicle customization. Fishlabs aspired to create a very reactive setting, including dynamic dialogue and characters in the environment commenting on the player's methods of completing missions.		Gameplay was to focus on the destruction-focused principles established in ''Guerrilla'' incorporated into a more open-ended play experience, including opportunities for stealthy infiltration sequences, player disguises, and vehicle customization. Fishlabs aspired to create a very reactive setting, including dynamic dialogue and characters in the environment commenting on the player's methods of completing missions.

	It should be noted however that it is very likely that planned elements of the title would have been changed, or even outright rejected, had the project not been cancelled early in development.<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>		It should be noted however that it is very likely that planned elements of the title would have been changed, or even outright rejected, had the project not been cancelled early in development.<ref name="rps_projectwhite">https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>

	==Connection to the Series==		==Connection to the Series==
	According to some reporting, the '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' would have effectively ignored the events of [[Red Faction: Armageddon]], functioned as a direct sequel to [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], and was slated to be set 100 years after the events of Guerrilla.<ref>https://www.thegamer.com/embracer-reportedly-axed-a-red-faction-guerrilla-sequel-third-party-game-development/</ref>		According to some reporting, the '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' would have effectively ignored the events of [[Red Faction: Armageddon]], functioned as a direct sequel to [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], and was slated to be set 100 years after the events of Guerrilla.<ref>https://www.thegamer.com/embracer-reportedly-axed-a-red-faction-guerrilla-sequel-third-party-game-development/</ref>
	{{Quote\|We were trying to look at what did Guerrilla do right, what did Armageddon do wrong, and how can we marry the two and continue on with it.\|Unnamed source, in reporting by Rock Paper Shotgun<ref~~>https:~~/~~/www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref~~>}}		{{Quote\|We were trying to look at what did Guerrilla do right, what did Armageddon do wrong, and how can we marry the two and continue on with it.\|Unnamed source, in reporting by Rock Paper Shotgun<ref name="rps_projectwhite" />}}

	==Background==		==Background==
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	Initially, Project White was an exploratory project which considered utilizing intellectual property such as Lord of the Rings, or even Chorus - Fishlabs' earlier title. Eventually, the team settled on pitching a project using the Red Faction IP, which was owned by [[Plaion]] - parent of the recently shuttered [[Deep Silver Volition]], the Red Faction series' original developer.		Initially, Project White was an exploratory project which considered utilizing intellectual property such as Lord of the Rings, or even Chorus - Fishlabs' earlier title. Eventually, the team settled on pitching a project using the Red Faction IP, which was owned by [[Plaion]] - parent of the recently shuttered [[Deep Silver Volition]], the Red Faction series' original developer.
	{{Quote\|As you might expect, my sources expressed mixed feelings about pitching a new game in a series whose creator studio had just been shuttered, with one describing it as "ghoulish".\|Edwin Evans-Thirlwell<ref~~>https:~~/~~/www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref~~>}}		{{Quote\|As you might expect, my sources expressed mixed feelings about pitching a new game in a series whose creator studio had just been shuttered, with one describing it as "ghoulish".\|Edwin Evans-Thirlwell<ref name="rps_projectwhite" />}}

	Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".		Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".
	===Cancellation===		===Cancellation===
	The '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' (code named Project White) was cancelled during the week of November 20, 2023 following an internal vote on the future of the Red Faction-based project. The vote was split 50-50, which resulted in its cancellation. Shortly after, Fishlabs was hit by mass layoffs enacted as part of larger restructuring efforts by parent company [[Embracer Group]].<ref~~>https:~~/~~/www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref~~>		The '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' (code named Project White) was cancelled during the week of November 20, 2023 following an internal vote on the future of the Red Faction-based project. The vote was split 50-50, which resulted in its cancellation. Shortly after, Fishlabs was hit by mass layoffs enacted as part of larger restructuring efforts by parent company [[Embracer Group]].<ref name="rps_projectwhite" />

	[[Category:Project White]]		[[Category:Project White]]

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	==Connection to the Series==		==Connection to the Series==
	According to some reporting, the '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' would have effectively ignored the events of [[Red Faction: Armageddon]], functioned as a direct sequel to [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], and was slated to be set 100 years after the events of Guerrilla.<ref>https://www.thegamer.com/embracer-reportedly-axed-a-red-faction-guerrilla-sequel-third-party-game-development/</ref>		According to some reporting, the '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' would have effectively ignored the events of [[Red Faction: Armageddon]], functioned as a direct sequel to [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], and was slated to be set 100 years after the events of Guerrilla.<ref>https://www.thegamer.com/embracer-reportedly-axed-a-red-faction-guerrilla-sequel-third-party-game-development/</ref>
	{{Quote\|We were trying to look at what did Guerrilla do right, what did Armageddon do wrong, and how can we marry the two and continue on with it.\|Unnamed<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>}}		{{Quote\|We were trying to look at what did Guerrilla do right, what did Armageddon do wrong, and how can we marry the two and continue on with it.\|Unnamed source, in reporting by Rock Paper Shotgun<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>}}

	==Background==		==Background==

Goober at 13:23, 29 June 2024

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
			The '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' was to feature a female protagonist - the first official title in the series to do so. Players would be empowered to cause mayhem and destruction with their [[Sledgehammer]] across a widely terraformed and colourful [[Mars\|Martian]] landscape. It was to take place in largely the same geographical area as [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], featuring a similarly sized map, and both new and redesigned locations first visited in ''Guerrilla''.

			The story was to feature the protagonist player character leading an underground worker's revolution on a Mars that included a range of factions, from predatory corporations to homegrown Martian communities with whom the player might have had to forge alliances to complete their objectives.

			Gameplay was to focus on the destruction-focused principles established in ''Guerrilla'' incorporated into a more open-ended play experience, including opportunities for stealthy infiltration sequences, player disguises, and vehicle customization. Fishlabs aspired to create a very reactive setting, including dynamic dialogue and characters in the environment commenting on the player's methods of completing missions.

			It should be noted however that it is very likely that planned elements of the title would have been changed, or even outright rejected, had the project not been cancelled early in development.<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>

			==Connection to the Series==
			According to some reporting, the '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' would have effectively ignored the events of [[Red Faction: Armageddon]], functioned as a direct sequel to [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], and was slated to be set 100 years after the events of Guerrilla.<ref>https://www.thegamer.com/embracer-reportedly-axed-a-red-faction-guerrilla-sequel-third-party-game-development/</ref>
			{{Quote\|We were trying to look at what did Guerrilla do right, what did Armageddon do wrong, and how can we marry the two and continue on with it.\|Unnamed<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>}}

	==Background==		==Background==
	===Development===		===Development===
			[[Image:ProjectBlack.jpg\|400px\|right\|thumb\|''Project Black'' was to feature lush and colourful jungle environments environments<ref>https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xD6Jy1</ref>]]
	Since around 2021, Fishlabs had been working on a non-Red Faction related original title under the internal name '''Project Black'''. In April 2023, Fishlabs announced that they had received public funding from the German government for Project Black. Just a few months later however, in September 2023, internal restructuring led to the cancellation of Project Black and layoffs of some Fishlabs staff. Following Project Black's cancellation, some of its developers shifted focus to an internal project referred to as '''Project White''', and, crucially, retained the public funding they had received.		Since around 2021, Fishlabs had been working on a non-Red Faction related original title under the internal name '''Project Black'''. In April 2023, Fishlabs announced that they had received public funding from the German government for Project Black. Just a few months later however, in September 2023, internal restructuring led to the cancellation of Project Black and layoffs of some Fishlabs staff. Following Project Black's cancellation, some of its developers shifted focus to an internal project referred to as '''Project White''', and, crucially, retained the public funding they had received.

	Initially, Project White was an exploratory project which considered utilizing intellectual property such as Lord of the Rings, or even Chorus - Fishlabs' earlier title. Eventually, the team settled on pitching a project using the Red Faction IP, which was owned by [[Plaion]] - parent of the recently shuttered [[Deep Silver Volition]], the Red Faction series' original developer.		Initially, Project White was an exploratory project which considered utilizing intellectual property such as Lord of the Rings, or even Chorus - Fishlabs' earlier title. Eventually, the team settled on pitching a project using the Red Faction IP, which was owned by [[Plaion]] - parent of the recently shuttered [[Deep Silver Volition]], the Red Faction series' original developer.
			{{Quote\|As you might expect, my sources expressed mixed feelings about pitching a new game in a series whose creator studio had just been shuttered, with one describing it as "ghoulish".\|Edwin Evans-Thirlwell<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>}}

	Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".		Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".

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	\|image = [[Image:ProjectWhite.png\|300px]]		\|image = [[Image:ProjectWhite.png\|300px]]
	\|cancelled = ~November 20, 2023		\|cancelled = Week of November 20, 2023
	\|developer = [[Fishlabs]]		\|developer = [[Fishlabs]]
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	Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".		Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".
	===Cancellation===		===Cancellation===
	The Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel (code named Project White) was cancelled during the week of November 20, 2023 following an internal vote on the future of the Red Faction-based project. The vote was split 50-50, which resulted in its cancellation. Shortly after, Fishlabs was hit by mass layoffs enacted as part of larger restructuring efforts by parent company [[Embracer Group]].<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>		The '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' (code named Project White) was cancelled during the week of November 20, 2023 following an internal vote on the future of the Red Faction-based project. The vote was split 50-50, which resulted in its cancellation. Shortly after, Fishlabs was hit by mass layoffs enacted as part of larger restructuring efforts by parent company [[Embracer Group]].<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>

	[[Category:Project White]]		[[Category:Project White]]

Goober at 12:26, 29 June 2024

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	}}		}}
	'''Project White''' was ~~the internal code name for~~ a canceled Red Faction series action video game developed by [[Fishlabs]] ~~and~~ pitched to rights holder [[Plaion]] in late 2023. The game would have been a direct sequel to 2009's [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]]. No official announcement of the project has ever been made. The potential game was ultimately cancelled in November 2023 following an internal vote.<ref>https://www.inverse.com/gaming/red-faction-guerilla-saints-row-sequel-embracer</ref>		The '''Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel''' (internal code name '''Project White''') was a canceled Red Faction series action video game that would have been developed by [[Fishlabs]], who pitched the idea to rights holder [[Plaion]] in late 2023. The game would have been a direct sequel to 2009's [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]]. No official announcement of the project has ever been made. The potential game was ultimately cancelled in November 2023 following an internal vote.<ref>https://www.inverse.com/gaming/red-faction-guerilla-saints-row-sequel-embracer</ref>

	==Overview==		==Overview==


	==Development ~~and Cancellation~~==		==Background==
	Since around 2021, Fishlabs had been working on a non-Red Faction related original title under the internal name '''Project Black'''. In April 2023, Fishlabs announced that they had received public funding from the German government for Project Black. Just a few months later however, in September 2023, internal restructuring led to the cancellation of Project Black and layoffs of some Fishlabs staff. Following Project Black's cancellation, some of its developers shifted focus to an internal project referred to as Project White, and, crucially, retained the public funding they had received.		===Development===
			Since around 2021, Fishlabs had been working on a non-Red Faction related original title under the internal name '''Project Black'''. In April 2023, Fishlabs announced that they had received public funding from the German government for Project Black. Just a few months later however, in September 2023, internal restructuring led to the cancellation of Project Black and layoffs of some Fishlabs staff. Following Project Black's cancellation, some of its developers shifted focus to an internal project referred to as '''Project White''', and, crucially, retained the public funding they had received.

	Initially, Project White was an exploratory project which considered utilizing intellectual property such as Lord of the Rings, or even Chorus - Fishlabs' earlier title. Eventually, the team settled on pitching a project using the Red Faction IP, which was owned by [[Plaion]] - parent of the recently shuttered [[Deep Silver Volition]], the Red Faction series' original developer.		Initially, Project White was an exploratory project which considered utilizing intellectual property such as Lord of the Rings, or even Chorus - Fishlabs' earlier title. Eventually, the team settled on pitching a project using the Red Faction IP, which was owned by [[Plaion]] - parent of the recently shuttered [[Deep Silver Volition]], the Red Faction series' original developer.

	Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".		Over time, the Project White team worked on a visual prototype to showcase their plan for the game, using Unreal Engine 5. Reporting suggests that the most elaborate pitch by Fishlabs to Plaion was in mid November 2023, and involved a screening of the visual prototype as well as a cosplay demonstration, with Fishlabs team members posing as characters from the game, including a group of [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance fighters hacking a presentation being given by a "sinister corporate agent".
			===Cancellation===
	Project White was cancelled during the week of November 20, 2023 following an internal vote on the future of the Red Faction-based project. The vote was split 50-50, which resulted in its cancellation. Shortly after, Fishlabs was hit by mass layoffs enacted as part of larger restructuring efforts by parent company [[Embracer Group]].<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>		The Unnamed Red Faction: Guerrilla Sequel (code named Project White) was cancelled during the week of November 20, 2023 following an internal vote on the future of the Red Faction-based project. The vote was split 50-50, which resulted in its cancellation. Shortly after, Fishlabs was hit by mass layoffs enacted as part of larger restructuring efforts by parent company [[Embracer Group]].<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-embracers-cuts-killed-a-potential-red-faction-sequel-and-gutted-a-promising-studio</ref>

	[[Category:Project White]]		[[Category:Project White]]

Goober: Goober moved page Project White to Unnamed RF:G Sequel

2024-06-29T03:25:47Z

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