The Wheel of Time Expands Beyond Cancelled Series with New Animated Projects and Games

The world of Robert Jordan’s The Wheel of Time is set to expand beyond the cancelled Prime Video series with a suite of new projects, including animated TV shows and films, as well as new video games. The move comes as iwot Studios, the intellectual property owner, seeks to broaden the franchise’s reach.

Expanding the Franchise with New Media

Despite the cancellation of the live-action adaptation on Prime Video, interest in The Wheel of Time remains strong. Iwot Studios has partnered with producer Thomas Vu, known for his work on Arcane and League of Legends, to develop and produce a new video game, animated feature films, and an animated television series according to a press release.

Vu is currently working on a PC/mobile video game designed to engage fans worldwide and broaden the franchise’s reach. Details regarding the animated TV series and films are still emerging, but they will target a young audience and aim to grow the global fanbase .

Existing and Future Game Development

These new projects are separate from previously announced plans, including a 3D feature film, The White Tower, and a live-action movie, Age of Legends, directed by Kari Skogland. Iwot Studios also has open-world AAA RPG video games in development at iwot Games Montréal .

A Rich Source Material

Robert Jordan’s The Wheel of Time saga comprises 14 volumes and one prequel, providing a wealth of material for adaptation. The series originally began as a planned six-book series but expanded due to its popularity . The novels were published between 1990 and 2013, with Brandon Sanderson completing the final three books after Jordan’s death in 2007 .

The third season of the Prime Video series, which premiered in March 2025, was based on the fourth book, The Shadow Rising .

Looking Ahead

With multiple projects in development across various media, the future of The Wheel of Time appears bright despite the cancellation of the live-action series. The expansion into animated content and new video games signals iwot Studios’ commitment to nurturing the franchise and reaching a wider audience.