Alleged Images of Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Sequel and New Brothers in Arms Emerge Online

Screenshots from two unreleased high-profile games have surfaced online after originating from the website of a former developer at Lost Boys Interactive. The leaked images offer a glimpse into projects that were reportedly in development under the studio before it became independent from the Gearbox and Take-Two umbrella.

The original Tiny Tina's Wonderlands was a success and a departure from the traditional Borderlands format, leading to reports of a planned sequel. However, the status of the follow-up remains uncertain and is believed to have been canceled or fundamentally reworked. The leaked screenshots display large-scale environments, including a pirate ship graveyard with a vessel dangling between two cliffs.

Another unreleased project appearing in the online material is a new tactical first-person shooter from the Brothers in Arms franchise. The squad-based game was reportedly developed by Lost Boys Interactive, initially utilizing Unreal Engine 4 before shifting to Unreal Engine 5. Images show a main menu with soldiers gathered around a campfire alongside dark, war-torn World War II environments.

Gearbox head Randy Pitchford previously confirmed that another Brothers in Arms game was in development during a September 2021 YouTube video, though few details have emerged since. With Lost Boys Interactive now operating as an independent studio separate from Gearbox and Take-Two, progress on both the tactical shooter and the Wonderlands follow-up remains unclear.