Electronic Arts has outlined its plans for several upcoming games, including a new project from Respawn and DICE, a return for the Fight Night franchise, and a new social-first open-world American football experience. The publisher also reaffirmed its commitment to Marvel’s Iron Man, the next Star Wars Jedi game, Apex Legends, The Sims, and skate. as part of a wider strategy focused on its biggest franchises.
In an internal announcement, EA said it would concentrate its resources on fewer projects while investing in opportunities with the greatest potential for long-term growth.
EA plans to bring together its Respawn and DICE studios to collaborate on a future shooter project. The company said the initiative would build on lessons learned from Battlefield 6 and its live-service launch, with the aim of strengthening its shooter portfolio. Further details about the project have not yet been revealed.
The publisher also confirmed continued investment in Apex Legends over the next few years. Plans include introducing brand-new multiplayer gameplay modes and other experiences designed to expand the franchise.
In the action-adventure space, EA remains committed to its upcoming Marvel’s Iron Man game and the next Star Wars Jedi instalment. The company said it would focus on fewer simultaneous large-scale projects to ensure each release receives the resources needed to succeed.
EA SPORTS is also preparing two new projects. The first is Project Gridiron, described as a brand-new, social-first open-world experience from the company’s American football team. The second is a new Fight Night project, which has entered pre-production and will leverage capabilities from EA’s simulation fighting team. EA plans to share more information about both projects over the coming months.
For its lifestyle portfolio, EA is prioritising the long-term potential of The Sims and skate. The company will give its team more time to develop Project Evergreen, allowing it to pursue the project’s full vision, while development on Project Lotus will be paused.
Meanwhile, EA is restructuring the skate. development team to create a smaller, more focused studio. The goal is to deliver a clearer roadmap for the community and establish a healthier, more sustainable business around the game.
EA also reaffirmed its commitment to the global growth of EA SPORTS FC and its wider sports portfolio. The publisher plans to share further details about its upcoming projects in the coming months.
