Hero shooters come and go, or even sputter before early access unless they’re Overwatch (2016 version). Such is the case of Sega’s upcoming title.

In a recent Sega Sammy investor press release, the company has cancelled its upcoming multiplayer extraction shooter Hyenas as part of structural reforms around its European base. Here’s a quote from the press release:

“In response to the lower profitability of the European region, we have reviewed the title portfolio of each development base in Europe & the resulting action will be to cancel “HYENAS” & some unannounced titles under development.”

If you need a reminder on what Hyenas is, check out the gameplay trailer below. Yeah, we don’t know what this game is apart from it being a live service lootbox-filled shooter from a big-name company, farmed by a company who is known for anything but first-person multiplayer shooters.