In a surprise twist, Epic Games has faced a data leak this week, but unlike most breaches, it's not just a warning about potential phishing attempts. Instead, the leak has revealed exciting details about upcoming games from the developer, usually kept hidden until the final name and version are confirmed.
Typically, data leaks come with a stern warning to be cautious of personal data being used for nefarious purposes. However, this leak is different, providing a rare glimpse into Epic Games' future plans and the games it has in store for the next few years.
What We Know So Far
According to reports, Epic Games has taken down the website responsible for the leak, EpicDB, but not before the information spread rapidly throughout the gaming community. The site revealed details about games from various publishers, including Sony, Sega, and Bethesda. However, the most intriguing information appears to be shrouded under mysterious codenames.
While the leak is causing excitement among gamers, it's essential to note that the website has been taken down, and there's no indication that personal data has been compromised. The real question now is what these codenames will eventually become – will they be new IPs or sequels? Only time will tell.
