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Unfinished Iron Man gameplay from EA Motive leaked online; a roughly 2.5-minute clip shows Tony Stark flying, fighting enemies, and visiting a S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier, with rough textures and early cutscenes but surprisingly polished flight and combat for a game still in development. EA confirmed the leak via Marvel's Iron Man X account, signaling renewed public attention after years of sparse updates since the game's 2022 reveal.
EA acknowledged the leaked Iron Man gameplay from an Aug26 test build, saying they’ve got more to show and will share details when ready after the footage circulated widely.
A two-and-a-half-minute clip allegedly from EA Motive’s long-gestating Iron Man title has leaked, showing high-speed flying in an open-world city, mixed aerial and on-foot combat, a wide arsenal (laser beams, rockets, gadgets), and suit customization. The footage is labeled “Aug26 test,” with no official release date and EA has not commented. The leak follows past attempts at an Iron Man game by other studios, underscoring ongoing interest in a Marvel-led single-player Iron Man experience.
EA has refuted rumors of a Dead Space 2 remake, stating that there is no validity to the story. Reports of EA Motive considering a remake were denied, with the company focusing on supporting single-player and multiplayer objectives for Battlefield Universe and the development of Iron Man. The Dead Space Remake, released in early 2023, received positive reviews, but for now, there are no plans for a Dead Space 2 remake.
EA Motive's Iron Man game is making "excellent progress," with the studio hitting a "major internal milestone" and laying a "robust foundation for the journey ahead." Meanwhile, veterans from the Dead Space remake and Star Wars: Squadrons are forming a team to aid other studios in unlocking the full potential of Battlefield. The Iron Man project, which has been in early pre-production since late 2022 and is using Unreal Engine 5, has enlisted a Marvel comics writer, sparking anticipation for a grand game with a compelling script.
EA DICE will conclude post-launch support for Battlefield 2042 after Season 7, as the studio shifts focus to the next game in the franchise with the help of EA Motive. The decision comes after delivering new content updates across seven seasons, aiming to improve the game following a rocky launch. Server and gameplay maintenance will continue, but the seasonal strategy of new content updates will end.