Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands sequel leaked: dev footage and possible scrapping

• MP1st described the footage as work-in-progress material and said it may be linked to Lost Boys Interactive.
• The source also says the sequel, like a new Brothers in Arms game, may have been scrapped; Gearbox has not officially confirmed that.

What happened

IGN reported that images have appeared online from a Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands sequel that has not yet been announced. The coverage points to MP1st, which published the footage as work-in-progress material. The information provided does not include any official confirmation from Gearbox, so the authenticity of the images remains dependent on the reporting from the outlets involved. In other words, this is a leak of development material, not an announced game or a reveal released by the studio itself.

According to the same report, the sequel was in development at Lost Boys Interactive. The studio previously worked on the original Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands and on Borderlands 4. The source links the leaked footage to a project that may ultimately have been cancelled, but Gearbox has not confirmed that itself. The available information also says the reporting is not only about Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, but also points to a second leaked project: a new Brothers in Arms game. For that project as well, the claimed cancelled status has not been officially confirmed.

The timing of the leak is framed against earlier comments from Randy Pitchford. In 2022, he called Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands a “major victory” and said work had already begun on future experiences. He also said Wonderlands “shattered all of our target expectations, both critically and commercially.” Those comments are used in the article as context for why a sequel seemed plausible in the first place. Even so, the current status of the sequel remains unclear, because the available information is based solely on a leak and reporting built around it.

Background

Gearbox was sold by Embracer to Take-Two’s parent company in 2024. That matters because the source describes the studio as having no officially announced project after Borderlands 4 at the time of publication. The combination of a changed ownership structure and the lack of a public follow-up makes the status of any possible Wonderlands sequel even less certain. The available information does not include an official development update, a reveal trailer, or confirmation of a release window.

Lost Boys Interactive is the name attached to the leaked footage in the reporting. The studio is also mentioned in the source in connection with the original Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands and Borderlands 4. That makes the link plausible within the context of Gearbox projects, but it remains a link drawn from a report about a leak. The provided information does not say that Lost Boys Interactive itself confirmed the footage, nor that Gearbox acknowledged it as coming from an internal project.

The mention of a possible cancellation is also carefully worded. The source says the sequel may have been scrapped, and places that alongside a similar claim about a new Brothers in Arms game. Because there is no official statement from Gearbox in the provided information, the status of both projects should be treated as unconfirmed. The only firm anchors in the available data are the leak’s publication, Pitchford’s earlier 2022 comments, Gearbox’s 2024 sale, and the note that Borderlands 4 has already been released according to the article’s timeline.

Sources

• IGN: images from an unannounced Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands and Brothers in Arms game leak online.