The Lego Group has forced an intrepid team of developers to shut down their impressive-looking Bionicle fan project, after eight years' work. Bionicle: Masks of Power was set to have been an open ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. After nearly a decade in the works, the fan game Bionicle: Masks of Power has been shut down following a request from Lego. To mark the end of the ...

The fan-made Bionicle: Masks of Power game has to stop development because the Lego Group asked the volunteer devs of Team Kanohi to cease their work on the project. In a video posted to YouTube ...

Bionicle: Masks of Power - a fan game that has been in development for eight years - has been shut down following a request from The LEGO Group, its developers claim. In a statement released to ...

After eight years of development, an ambitious Lego Bionicle fangame has been forced to shut down. Bionicle: Masks of Power was months away from having a playable demo, according to an update by ...

The Lego Group has shut down a long-awaited fan project after eight years in development, just a few short months ahead of its planned demo. Bionicle: Masks of Power was a non-profit, open-world ...

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In an unfortunate but not entirely surprising move, Lego has asked Team Kanohi, developer of Bionicle fan-game Bionicle: Masks of Power to shut down the project in its entirety. However ...

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