TT Games Has New LEGO Game in Development

A new LEGO game is in development at TT Games, and is planned to hit the market by 2026, according to a new report from a well-known industry insider. The unannounced project would be the studio’s first game—LEGO or otherwise—in years.

Since its establishment in 2005, TT Games has released 37 LEGO games. The company’s latest title that made its way to the market is the critically acclaimed LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, which launched for PC and consoles in early April 2022.

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Another title is now getting close to expanding TT Games’ LEGO portfolio, according to Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier. Speaking during the latest episode of the Kinda Funny Gamescast, the industry insider fielded a viewer question about TT Games, which saw him claim that the British studio will have a new LEGO title coming in the near future. “I believe it’s for next year,” Schreier said around the 50:20 mark of the February 26 podcast episode. He then added that he might be misremembering and that the game is actually slated for 2025, before ultimately reiterating that—based on his recollection—a 2026 release window is more likely.

Schreier has already mentioned TT Games’ next LEGO project on February 7, as part of a wider report detailing various issues at WB Games, including the alleged reboot of Monolith Productions’ Wonder Woman game—which has since been canceled after its developer was closed. However, his latest Kinda Funny Gamescast appearance marked the first occasion on which the long-time insider narrowed down the unannounced project’s release window.

Why Has TT Games’ Output Slowed Down?

Since its 2005 beginnings, TT Games has averaged more than 1.5 game releases per year. However, its output has slowed down considerably since 2019, with the company releasing just one game over the five and a half years that followed. This downturn can be attributed to multiple factors, both macro and company-specific. For one, game development cycles have gotten noticeably longer in the post-pandemic era for a variety of reasons, so TT Games’ decreasing output can be seen as in line with industry trends.

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An exacerbating circumstance for TT Games is that the company lost a lot of talent in 2021, including founder Jon Burton and design head Arthur Parsons. Both of them went on to found 10:10 Games, which recently released its first title in the form of the 2024 Funko Fusion. According to LinkedIn data reviewed by Game Rant, 24 other TT Games employees followed Burton and Parsons to 10:10 Games. While that only amounted to around 6% of the company’s workforce at the time, the loss was still significant because it mostly consisted of senior talent jumping ship—something that’s bound to throw a wrench in any developer’s operations.

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April 5, 2022

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