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More Concept Art, Holographic Signs Emerge For Canceled Star Wars Darth Maul Game
Back in 2014, Game Informer unearthed the story of a canceled Darth Maul game from Red Fly Stuido (now Gaming Corp Austin), including early prototype footage, art, and concepts. The game was set to be a bloodier, darker approach on third-person action of the Force Unleashed series, but never came to be due to a number of practical and business issues.
Now, new artwork for the game has emerged on art community website ArtStation showing what the game could have looked liked, courtesy of Thomas Szakolczay, who worked on the game. Along with the usual concept art and character renders are a few videos of some of the neon signage from the game. You can find videos and art below, and find more on the ArtStation post.
To see an early prototype of the game before it was cancelled, check out the video below.
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