And then on the other you have things like Xbox title Project Indus, which has never been mentioned until now, but which other sources claim is real.
On the one hand you’ve got listings for games that seem extremely unlikely, such as Bayonetta 3 on PC, or which have already been outright denied by their creators. A list that, as in the case of the Call Of Duty leak, may contain references to other games that are not yet even guessed at yet. The list was originally compiled by developer Ighor July and SteamDB founder Pavel Djundik, with the full list available here. The only game that’s been outright denied so far is a PC version of Halo 5: Guardians and while the likes of Injustice 3 and Bayonetta 3 also seem unlikely, at this point it’s probably best not to rule out anything. If that’s real then Nvidia’s claim that the list is purely ‘speculative’ makes no sense, as it clearly contains references to major games, including official codenames, that haven’t previously even been rumoured, let alone announced.
The other sign that the list was more accurate than first assumed is that it includes a reference to a new Xbox project which Windows Central confirmed separately was some kind of simulation/strategy game.
