Following its abrupt cancellation earlier this year, Rare’s Everwild has briefly reemerged in the form of a few screenshots of what the game could have been. Shared in the online portfolio of one of Everwild’s artists, the screenshots offer a brief glimpse of how the combat-free adventure game could have played, had its development not been one of the many victims of owner Microsoft’s frequent layoffs.
The screenshots were first spotted by MP1st, which does not share the images’ original source but says they come from “the website of an artist who worked on the game.” Multiple menu and inventory screens are shown in the images, but little else. Judging by what can be seen in the screens, though, it seems to be in line with what was previously known about Everwild — that it was developed as a non-violent game based around tending to plants and animals.
