Frequently, projects that get started never get finished.  This can happen for
a number of reasons.  Legal problems is one common cause; slow progress and
little promise is another.  What follows is a list of projects that, for one
reason or another, never saw the light of day.  Dates are approximations of
the time each game spent under development at Apogee.

Please do not contact Apogee for information about these games.  Little or no
information remains about what was done, and in some cases, Apogee doesn't
even have copies of them anymore in their archives.

      
From Apogee:

 Game                     Genre      Date     Comments/Reason For Cancellation
 ----                     -----      ----     --------------------------------
}Duke Nukem: Endangered   Hunting    2002     Apogee didn't think the game was
}  Species Hunter                               progressing well.  Later came
}                                               out as "Vivisector," which bore
}                                               little resemblance to Endangered
}                                               Species Hunter.
 Duke Nukem Forever       Platform   1996-7   Title reused for a 3D game.  Note
                                                that Duke: Manhattan Project is
                                                NOT this old game resurrected.
 Cyril Cyberpunk          Platform   1996     Later released by Reality
                                                Studios.  Working title
                                                at Apogee:  "Cyberpunk Kid."
 Ravager                  Platform   1995-6   Sold to Inner Circle Creations,
                                                who named it "Alien Rampage."
 Pitfall (PC version)     Platform   1995-6   Activision, who did the original
                                                game, came to Apogee about it,
                                                but Apogee couldn't get the
                                                creative control they wanted.
 Crystal Carnage          Combat     1994-5
 Fumes                    Racing     1994-5
 Crazy Baby               Platform   1994-5   Later released by New Generation
                                                Software as "Clif Danger."
 Monster Bash VGA         Platform   1994-5   Not enough time to finish it.
}                                               Was going to feature all-new
}                                               levels.
 Descent                  3D Action  1994     Financial issues.  Interplay
                                                later became the distributor.
 Violent Vengeance        Fighting   1994     AKA "Sango Fighter;" released
                                                later by Panda Entertainment
                                                under this title.
 Tom, Dick, and Harry     Platform   1993-4
 Megaloman                Platform   1993-4   Jim Dose, lead programmer got
                                                tied up doing other projects.
 Wards of Wandaal
 The Second Sword         RPG        1992-3   Cygnus Studios, which later
                                                did Raptor.
 Angels Five              Platform   1992-3   VGA, multiple characters.
}Nuclear Nightmare        Platform   1992-3   Would have been Apogee's first
}                                               (and only) Windows 3.1 game.
 BoulderDash 5000         Puzzle     1992-3
 Tubes                    Puzzle     1992-3   Later released by Software
                                                Creations.
 Cybertank 3D             3D Action  1992-3   Frank Maddin's tank game using
                                                a Wolf3D clone engine; art
                                                by Amanda Dee.
 Fantasy 3D               3D Action  1992-3   Peter Jungck's Wolf3D clone.
 Commander Keen: The      Platform   1992     Never started.
   Universe Is Toast
 Gateworld                           1991-2   Poor quality; later released by
                                              HomeBrew Software.
 Dino Days                           1990-1   Never started.
 The Underground          Puzzle     1990-1
   Empire of Kroz

      
From 3D Realms:

 Game                     Genre      Date     Comments/Reason For Cancellation
 ----                     -----      ----     --------------------------------
 Descent: Freespace       3D Action  1998     Non-exclusive rights sold to
                                                Interplay.
 Blood                    3D Action  1994-7   Sold to Monolith Productions.
 Ruins: Return of the     3D Action  1994-5   Sold to Playmates Interactive and
}  Gods                                         retitled "Exhumed," then
}                                               retitled "PowerSlave."

}     From Other Companies:
}Game                     Genre      Date     Comments/Reason For Cancellation
}----                     -----      ----     --------------------------------
}Duke Nukem: D-Day        3D Action  99-03    PS2 game.  Cancelled due to lack
}                                               of sufficient progress.