Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC) - Revision history

FortressMaxxing: /* Cancelled sequel */

2026-05-12T09:31:38Z

Cancelled sequel

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	::''Main article: [[Transformers 3: The Game]]''		::''Main article: [[Transformers 3: The Game]]''
	Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Eventually, as Luxoflox would go out of business in 2010, Taiwanese company {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}} would briefly be in control of the project instead, until it was eventually dropped as [[High Moon Studios]] took over developing games for the ''Transformers'' franchise.		Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC in 2009, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Eventually, as Luxoflox would go out of business in 2010, Taiwanese company {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}} would briefly be in control of the project instead, until it was eventually dropped as [[High Moon Studios]] took over developing games for the ''Transformers'' franchise.

	A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] dated September 2009 leaked in 2024, featuring various dioramas for locations meant to be in the game, like [[Junkion]] and [[Cybertron]]. Another [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) leaked prototype] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would also feature a handful of leftover content from the cancelled game, including a title screen calling the project ''Transformers 3: The Game''.		A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] dated September 2009 leaked in 2024, featuring various dioramas for locations meant to be in the game, like [[Junkion]] and [[Cybertron]]. Another [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) leaked prototype] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would also feature a handful of leftover content from the cancelled game, including a title screen calling the project ''Transformers 3: The Game''.

FortressMaxxing: Moved Luxoflux's Transformers 3 content into its own new dedicated page!

2026-05-11T14:20:03Z

Moved Luxoflux's Transformers 3 content into its own new dedicated page!

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	==Cancelled sequel==		==Cancelled sequel==
	[[File:~~ROTF 360Devbuild Jetfire Junkion~~.jpg\|thumb\|~~170px~~\|Yeah, I'm cutting through history class now!]]		[[File:Transformers3-TitleMenu.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Yeah, I'm cutting through history class now!]]
	Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. ~~Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However~~, ~~the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details~~ would ~~be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build]~~ of ~~the game leaked~~ in ~~2024~~, ~~dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to~~ be in ~~the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files~~ of the ~~retail release and its DLC~~, ~~allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing~~ as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].		::''Main article: [[Transformers 3: The Game]]''
			Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Eventually, as Luxoflox would go out of business in 2010, Taiwanese company {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}} would briefly be in control of the project instead, until it was eventually dropped as [[High Moon Studios]] took over developing games for the ''Transformers'' franchise.

	~~In May 2026~~, [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) ~~an Xbox 360 test build~~] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would ~~get leaked online. This test build was dated August 3rd, 2010, an entire year before~~ the game~~'s release. In the test build~~, ~~as well as in~~ the ~~game files, there would be references to a~~ ''Transformers 3'' game, such as a menu screen and some video files. Developer {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}}, who would later work on ''Spyro’s Adventure'', reused Luxoflux’s engine and assets, but was later discarded in the final release. There’s only one level in the build, an early version of the Crystal Castle level, with other variations set at different times of day, all with several ''Skylanders'' characters standing in the middle of the map.		A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] dated September 2009 leaked in 2024, featuring various dioramas for locations meant to be in the game, like [[Junkion]] and [[Cybertron]]. Another [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) leaked prototype] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would also feature a handful of leftover content from the cancelled game, including a title screen calling the project ''Transformers 3: The Game''.

	It is worth noting that, while the Dark of the Moon movie was in development at the same time, nothing in this game relates to the plot of the movie. Either XPEC were going to make an original 3rd live action Transformers game, or it would’ve been a prequel to the movie. XPEC’s version of ''TF3'' would later be discarded for High Moon Studios’ [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)\|Dark of the Moon game]], though judging from the date of the test build and the announcement trailer in March 2011, High Moon probably had a little under a year to make it.
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FortressMaxxing: Or maybe this is a better name? (Also, this whole topic feels big enough that it merits its own page imho)

2026-05-11T11:29:06Z

Or maybe this is a better name? (Also, this whole topic feels big enough that it merits its own page imho)

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	The game scored slightly higher than its predecessor, [https://www.metacritic.com/game/transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen-the-mobile-game/ hovering over 60%] on Metacritic. The moment-to-moment gameplay, graphics, and voice work were well-received, but the actual campaign left a lot to be desired, with the bulk of negative criticisms focusing on the repetitive nature of the game's missions and the fairly bland level design. The multiplayer component in particular proved to be a small sleeper hit, with many reviews arguing that it was the best part of the experience outright.		The game scored slightly higher than its predecessor, [https://www.metacritic.com/game/transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen-the-mobile-game/ hovering over 60%] on Metacritic. The moment-to-moment gameplay, graphics, and voice work were well-received, but the actual campaign left a lot to be desired, with the bulk of negative criticisms focusing on the repetitive nature of the game's missions and the fairly bland level design. The multiplayer component in particular proved to be a small sleeper hit, with many reviews arguing that it was the best part of the experience outright.

	==Cancelled ~~follow-up~~==		==Cancelled sequel==
	[[File:ROTF 360Devbuild Jetfire Junkion.jpg\|thumb\|170px\|Yeah, I'm cutting through history class now!]]		[[File:ROTF 360Devbuild Jetfire Junkion.jpg\|thumb\|170px\|Yeah, I'm cutting through history class now!]]
	Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].		Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].

FortressMaxxing at 11:23, 11 May 2026

2026-05-11T11:23:40Z

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	Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].		Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].

	In May 2026, [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) an Xbox 360 test build] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would get leaked online. This test build was dated August 3rd, 2010, an entire year before the game's release. In the test build, as well as in the game files, there would be references to a ''Transformers 3'' game, such as a menu screen and some video files. Developer {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}}, who would later work on ''Spyro’s Adventure'', reused Luxoflux’s engine and assets, but was later discarded in the final release. There’s only one level in the build, an early version of the Crystal Castle level, with other variations set at different times of day, all with several ''Skylanders'' characters standing in the middle of the map. It is worth noting that, while the Dark of the Moon movie was in development at the same time, nothing in this game relates to the plot of the movie. Either XPEC were going to make an original 3rd live action Transformers game, or it would’ve been a prequel to the movie. XPEC’s version of ''TF3'' would later be discarded for High Moon Studios’ [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)\|Dark of the Moon game]], though judging from the date of the test build and the announcement trailer in March 2011, High Moon probably had a little under a year to make it.		In May 2026, [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) an Xbox 360 test build] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would get leaked online. This test build was dated August 3rd, 2010, an entire year before the game's release. In the test build, as well as in the game files, there would be references to a ''Transformers 3'' game, such as a menu screen and some video files. Developer {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}}, who would later work on ''Spyro’s Adventure'', reused Luxoflux’s engine and assets, but was later discarded in the final release. There’s only one level in the build, an early version of the Crystal Castle level, with other variations set at different times of day, all with several ''Skylanders'' characters standing in the middle of the map.

			It is worth noting that, while the Dark of the Moon movie was in development at the same time, nothing in this game relates to the plot of the movie. Either XPEC were going to make an original 3rd live action Transformers game, or it would’ve been a prequel to the movie. XPEC’s version of ''TF3'' would later be discarded for High Moon Studios’ [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)\|Dark of the Moon game]], though judging from the date of the test build and the announcement trailer in March 2011, High Moon probably had a little under a year to make it.
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FortressMaxxing: /* Cancelled follow-up */

2026-05-11T11:23:08Z

Cancelled follow-up

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	In May 2026, [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) an Xbox 360 test build] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would get leaked online. This test build was dated August 3rd, 2010, an entire year before the game's release. In the test build, as well as in the game files, there would be references to a ''Transformers 3'' game, such as a menu screen and some video files. Developer {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}}, who would later work on ''Spyro’s Adventure'', reused Luxoflux’s engine and assets, but was later discarded in the final release. There’s only one level in the build, an early version of the Crystal Castle level, with other variations set at different times of day, all with several ''Skylanders'' characters standing in the middle of the map. It is worth noting that, while the Dark of the Moon movie was in development at the same time, nothing in this game relates to the plot of the movie. Either XPEC were going to make an original 3rd live action Transformers game, or it would’ve been a prequel to the movie. XPEC’s version of ''TF3'' would later be discarded for High Moon Studios’ [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)\|Dark of the Moon game]], though judging from the date of the test build and the announcement trailer in March 2011, High Moon probably had a little under a year to make it.		In May 2026, [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) an Xbox 360 test build] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would get leaked online. This test build was dated August 3rd, 2010, an entire year before the game's release. In the test build, as well as in the game files, there would be references to a ''Transformers 3'' game, such as a menu screen and some video files. Developer {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}}, who would later work on ''Spyro’s Adventure'', reused Luxoflux’s engine and assets, but was later discarded in the final release. There’s only one level in the build, an early version of the Crystal Castle level, with other variations set at different times of day, all with several ''Skylanders'' characters standing in the middle of the map. It is worth noting that, while the Dark of the Moon movie was in development at the same time, nothing in this game relates to the plot of the movie. Either XPEC were going to make an original 3rd live action Transformers game, or it would’ve been a prequel to the movie. XPEC’s version of ''TF3'' would later be discarded for High Moon Studios’ [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)\|Dark of the Moon game]], though judging from the date of the test build and the announcement trailer in March 2011, High Moon probably had a little under a year to make it.
			{{-}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

FortressMaxxing: This name makes more sense for this section, I think?

2026-05-11T11:20:08Z

This name makes more sense for this section, I think?

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	The game scored slightly higher than its predecessor, [https://www.metacritic.com/game/transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen-the-mobile-game/ hovering over 60%] on Metacritic. The moment-to-moment gameplay, graphics, and voice work were well-received, but the actual campaign left a lot to be desired, with the bulk of negative criticisms focusing on the repetitive nature of the game's missions and the fairly bland level design. The multiplayer component in particular proved to be a small sleeper hit, with many reviews arguing that it was the best part of the experience outright.		The game scored slightly higher than its predecessor, [https://www.metacritic.com/game/transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen-the-mobile-game/ hovering over 60%] on Metacritic. The moment-to-moment gameplay, graphics, and voice work were well-received, but the actual campaign left a lot to be desired, with the bulk of negative criticisms focusing on the repetitive nature of the game's missions and the fairly bland level design. The multiplayer component in particular proved to be a small sleeper hit, with many reviews arguing that it was the best part of the experience outright.

	==~~Future~~==		==Cancelled follow-up==
	[[File:ROTF 360Devbuild Jetfire Junkion.jpg\|thumb\|170px\|Yeah, I'm cutting through history class now!]]		[[File:ROTF 360Devbuild Jetfire Junkion.jpg\|thumb\|170px\|Yeah, I'm cutting through history class now!]]
	Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].		Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].

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2026-05-11T04:26:18Z

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	==Future==		==Future==
	[[File:ROTF 360Devbuild Jetfire Junkion.jpg\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|Yeah, I'm cutting through history class now!]]		[[File:ROTF 360Devbuild Jetfire Junkion.jpg\|thumb\|170px\|Yeah, I'm cutting through history class now!]]
	Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].		Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].

IZak910: /* Future */ Added image

2026-05-11T04:12:29Z

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			[[File:ROTF 360Devbuild Jetfire Junkion.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Yeah, I'm cutting through history class now!]]
	Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].		Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].

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	Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron, ~~revealing~~ the game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]]. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen!		Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen! This game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters were planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].

	In May 2026, [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) an Xbox 360 test build] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would get leaked online. This test build was dated August 3rd, 2010, an entire year before the game's release. In the test build, as well as in the game files, there would be references to a ''Transformers 3'' game, such as a menu screen and some video files. Developer {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}}, who would later work on ''Spyro’s Adventure'', reused Luxoflux’s engine and assets, but was later discarded in the final release. There’s only one level in the build, an early version of the Crystal Castle level, with other variations set at different times of day, all with several ''Skylanders'' characters standing in the middle of the map. It is worth noting that, while the Dark of the Moon movie was in development at the same time, nothing in this game relates to the plot of the movie~~, either~~ XPEC were going to make an original 3rd live action Transformers game, or it would’ve been a prequel to the movie. XPEC’s version of ''TF3'' would later be discarded for High Moon Studios’ [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)\|Dark of the Moon game]], though, judging from the date of the test build and the announcement trailer in March 2011, High Moon probably had a little under a year to make ~~the game~~.		In May 2026, [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) an Xbox 360 test build] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would get leaked online. This test build was dated August 3rd, 2010, an entire year before the game's release. In the test build, as well as in the game files, there would be references to a ''Transformers 3'' game, such as a menu screen and some video files. Developer {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}}, who would later work on ''Spyro’s Adventure'', reused Luxoflux’s engine and assets, but was later discarded in the final release. There’s only one level in the build, an early version of the Crystal Castle level, with other variations set at different times of day, all with several ''Skylanders'' characters standing in the middle of the map. It is worth noting that, while the Dark of the Moon movie was in development at the same time, nothing in this game relates to the plot of the movie. Either XPEC were going to make an original 3rd live action Transformers game, or it would’ve been a prequel to the movie. XPEC’s version of ''TF3'' would later be discarded for High Moon Studios’ [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)\|Dark of the Moon game]], though judging from the date of the test build and the announcement trailer in March 2011, High Moon probably had a little under a year to make it.

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	Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron, revealing the game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]].		Shortly after the release of the Character and Map Pack DLC, Luxoflux began work on another Transformers game codenamed ''TF3'', unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)\|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. Artists [[Ken Christiansen]] and [[Frankell Baramdyka]] created character and environment concept arts intended for the game. However, the game was abruptly cancelled, due to Luxoflux’s closure in 2010. No more details would be known about the game until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024, dated September 2009. This test build of the game contains various dioramas for levels intended to be in the game, such as the arctic, Junkion, and even Cybertron, revealing the game would’ve taken a more G1-inspired approach, with Grimlock, Cyclonus, and more G1 characters planned to be playable characters. Thankfully, [[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\| a G1-inspired third person Transformers game set on Cybertron]] would later release, made by [[High Moon Studios]]. As well as containing a debug menu, this build is also compatible with the files of the retail release and its DLC, allowing for a more in depth look into the game’s characters and levels, including playing as Demolisher and the Fallen!

	In May 2026, [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) an Xbox 360 test build] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would get leaked online. This test build was dated August 3rd, 2010, an entire year before the game's release. In the test build, as well as in the game files, there would be references to a ''Transformers 3'' game, such as a menu screen and some video files. Developer {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}}, who would later work on ''Spyro’s Adventure'', reused Luxoflux’s engine and assets, but was later discarded in the final release. There’s only one level in the build, an early version of the Crystal Castle level, with other variations set at different times of day, all with several ''Skylanders'' characters standing in the middle of the map. It is worth noting that, while Dark of the Moon was in development at the same time, nothing in this game relates to the plot of the movie, either XPEC were going to make an original 3rd live action Transformers game, or it would’ve been a prequel to the movie. XPEC’s version of ''TF3'' would later be discarded for High Moon Studios’ [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)\|Dark of the Moon game]].		In May 2026, [https://hiddenpalace.org/Transformers:_Dark_of_the_Moon_(Aug_3,_2010_prototype) an Xbox 360 test build] of ''{{w\|Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure}}'' would get leaked online. This test build was dated August 3rd, 2010, an entire year before the game's release. In the test build, as well as in the game files, there would be references to a ''Transformers 3'' game, such as a menu screen and some video files. Developer {{w\|XPEC Entertainment}}, who would later work on ''Spyro’s Adventure'', reused Luxoflux’s engine and assets, but was later discarded in the final release. There’s only one level in the build, an early version of the Crystal Castle level, with other variations set at different times of day, all with several ''Skylanders'' characters standing in the middle of the map. It is worth noting that, while the Dark of the Moon movie was in development at the same time, nothing in this game relates to the plot of the movie, either XPEC were going to make an original 3rd live action Transformers game, or it would’ve been a prequel to the movie. XPEC’s version of ''TF3'' would later be discarded for High Moon Studios’ [[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)\|Dark of the Moon game]], though, judging from the date of the test build and the announcement trailer in March 2011, High Moon probably had a little under a year to make the game.

	==Notes==		==Notes==