MindsEye has received a new mission called Blacklisted, which allegedly provides evidence on company sabotage.
For those unaware, it was recently revealed that Build a Rocket Boy employees were taking legal action against the studio for installing Teramind surveillance software on their hardware. Just a day after this revelation, a new mission has arrived for Mindseye, supposedly providing evidence of sabotage and the names of the people responsible.
MindsEye’s Blacklisted Mission Arrives Next Week
A post by Everywhere NET on X (formerly Twitter) reveals the release date for MindsEye’s Blacklisted mission. It is scheduled to arrive on April 28, 2026, and the players will infiltrate, sabotage, and engage in espionage on this mission as they step into the role of Julia Black, a world-class assassin sent to Redrock City. Players will have to eliminate two key targets, and the process will involve infiltrating a criminal network, sabotaging a deal, and uncovering the bigger mystery.
That’s not all that is coming to MindsEye as new content. The developers revealed earlier this month that multiplayer is coming to Arcadia through competitive racing. Additionally, players are receiving a race builder that provides tools to create their own multiplayer and single-player games. Lastly, even more content is coming with the developers planning regular updates throughout the year; they will also soon provide console players access to a library of player-made games from the PC community.
In other news, MindsEye Co-CEO Mark Gerhard has alleged in an internal meeting that the company has caught those who sabotaged its game. Additionally, IO Interactive and Build a Rocket Boy’s publishing collaboration for MindsEye has concluded. Will you be playing MindsEye’s Blacklisted mission next week? Leave your thoughts down in the comments, and join the official Insider Gaming Discord server.
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