Reported Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Sequel and Brothers in Arms Images Appear Online

Early development images reportedly connected to a Tiny Tina's Wonderlands sequel and a new Brothers in Arms game have surfaced through portfolios belonging to former Lost Boys Interactive developers.

The material reportedly offers a rare look at work connected to two unreleased Gearbox projects, including unfinished environments, missions, character models, and a World War II tactical shooter.

MP1st found the Tiny Tina's Wonderlands material while examining portfolios from former Lost Boys Interactive developers who worked on unreleased projects. 

The images show an unfinished coastal environment filled with large rock formations, shipwrecks, caves, pirate-themed skeleton enemies, and the remains of a giant dragon. Several screenshots carry "ART IS NOT FINAL" markings, while weapons from the original Wonderlands appear to have been reused as placeholders during development.

One mission visible in the build is called "Soul Survivor." Its objectives direct the player toward an area named Heroes' Rest and involve gathering energy from trapped souls. Separate portfolio material includes character work for a villager and a skeleton wearing an Evil Bunny outfit that was intended for a boss encounter.

The status of that version of the project is clearer than the images alone suggest. One former developer describes related work as belonging to a "scrapped project," indicating that at least some of Lost Boys Interactive's contribution to the sequel was abandoned rather than carried directly into a current build.

Gearbox and 2K have not formally announced Tiny Tina's Wonderlands 2, so the images do not establish what a potential sequel looks like today.

The same initial former-developer portfolio also contains work from an unreleased squad-based tactical FPS that MP1st identifies as the new Brothers in Arms project previously associated with Lost Boys.

The images show war-damaged buildings and World War II environments, along with a main menu featuring soldiers gathered around a campfire. That setting and squad-based structure fit the established identity of Brothers in Arms.

There is one important limitation to the material. The portfolio itself apparently does not name the franchise directly, meaning the connection to Brothers in Arms comes from MP1st's investigation and earlier evidence tying Lost Boys to the project rather than a visible title in the newly surfaced images.

Gearbox has previously acknowledged that another Brothers in Arms game was in development, but has never formally revealed it or provided a release window. The screenshots therefore offer a reported look at development work connected to that project, not confirmation that the version pictured is still active.

The portfolios come from a period when Lost Boys Interactive was closely involved with Gearbox projects. Gearbox acquired Lost Boys in 2022, but the studio did not move to Take-Two when Take-Two acquired Gearbox from Embracer in 2024. Take-Two's deal included ownership of both the Tiny Tina's Wonderlands and Brothers in Arms intellectual properties.

That separation makes the age and status of the leaked work particularly important. The images show that development existed, but they do not demonstrate that Gearbox is currently building either game from those exact environments, missions, or assets.

For Wonderlands, the strongest evidence even points to at least one Lost Boys iteration having been scrapped. For Brothers in Arms, the newly surfaced portfolio provides another glimpse at an unreleased tactical shooter, while its connection to the franchise remains based on MP1st's original reporting rather than an official reveal.