Crash Bandicoot artist claims a fifth game was cancelled

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****** Bandicoot artist claims a fifth game was cancelled

A former Toys For Bob artist has claimed that a fifth ****** Bandicoot game was cancelled at the studio.

Concept artist Nicholas Kole made the claim in an X thread this weekend, in which they shared news that a separate project they’d been working on with another studio, ‘Project Dragon’, had been cancelled.

Responding to fans speculating that the project could be related to Spyro, due to its codename, Kole said that it was not, but claimed that a version of ****** 5 had been cancelled.

“It is not Spyro, but some day folks will hear about the ****** 5 that never was, and it’s gonna break hearts,” they wrote.

In another reply, Kole claimed that Project Dragon and ****** 5 were “two totally separate cancelled projects at two different studios”.

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****** Bandicoot developer Toys For Bob split from Activision this year following

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’s acquisition of the Call of Duty publisher. The studio later revealed it has signed a publishing agreement with

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for its next game.

The last ****** Bandicoot game, It’s About Time, released in 2020 and was well received by critics. According to

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of a developer, the game went on to sell more than five million copies.

After ****** 4, Toys For Bob, which also developed the ****** Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy, had partially transitioned into a support studio for Call of Duty, specifically the massively successful free-to-play Warzone.

Online team-based platformer ****** Team Rumble launched last summer, but support was ended for the title in March of this year.