Today, EpicDB — a special service for studying the Epic Games Store database — went live. Its users have already found a lot of interesting things. For example, on the page of Rockstar Games studio, a certain project under the code name Semla was spotted. The Semla page appeared in February 2024. The game size is only 9 GB, so players believe that this is Red Dead Redemption, which has not yet made it to PC. Thanks to EpicDB, probable traces of The Last of Us Part 2, Final Fantasy XVI, a remake of Final Fantasy IX, and other projects were also found in the database. The service is no longer working — likely because Epic Games is trying to fix the leak. The re-release of Red Dead Redemption was released in August on PS4 and Nintendo Switch. &feature=youtu.be