brief moment thanks to a surprise, out-of-left-field announcement. At Horizon that year, a bunch of independent developers were exhibiting their latest games, but it was the cryptic trailer for Fez 2 as the conference's "one more thing" announcement that made the biggest waves. Seriously, go watch it again . For a trailer that says basically nothing over 48 seconds, it sure is packed with a ton of mystery, atmosphere, and style. And then, a month later, it was cancelled. A public dust-up on Twitter may not have been the direct catalyst, but it was that spark which caused outspoken developer Phil Fish to throw his hands up, cancel the sequel, and leave the games industry - much to the surprise of his own company. Considering Fish is aWars 1313. Starring a young Boba Fett, Star Wars 1313 would have followed the bounty hunter's first adventures, and the only video footage available made it out to be a third-person shooter filled with heavily-scripted set-pieces, similar to Uncharted. Except, y'know, it's Star Wars. While the demo looked promising, 1313 was officially canned a year later, as LucasArts laid off the majority of its staff. Luckily, Amy Hennig’s upcoming Star Wars project with EA will apparently draw inspiration from LucasArts’ eternally unfinished title, so we haven’t necessarily seen the last of 1313 quite yet.

Prey 2 (revealed: 2011)

While a sequel was reportedly in development shortly after the first game's release in 2006, Human Head Studio’s Prey 2 wasn't officially unveiled until E3 2011. Taking place after the events of