Hasbro has cancelled several video games planned for 2028 and beyond and taken a $56 million non-cash write-down on related development costs. The move signals a narrower digital strategy, concentrating investment on fewer projects where the company believes it has the strongest commercial advantage.

The company will prioritise trading card and role-playing games, its own intellectual property, cost discipline and partnerships. Hasbro cited Scopely’s Monopoly Go, expected to surpass $8 billion in lifetime revenue this year, while confirming that Exodus and Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock remain scheduled for 2027; a GI Joe game remains in development despite Atomic Arcade’s closure. The shift follows earlier cancellations and layoffs after Hasbro had announced six internal studios in 2022 and said it had invested $1 billion in several game studios.