Earlier this year internet rumors stated that Atomic Games' military shooter Six Days In Fallujah was completed and was just awaiting a publisher. However it now sounds like the game still has a bit of work left to finish before it's really done. Our sister site Joystiq reports that Atomic Games' head Peter Tamte says that while all of the game's levels are indeed done but that there still needs to be some"additional AI and graphics" added to the title before its completed.

The article, based on chatting with Tamte during PAX East last weekend, does a good job going over the basic premise of the Iraq War-based game and the controversy surrounding the title which lead to its original publisher Konami deciding to ditch the game just a few weeks after it was officially announced in the spring of 2009. Tamte says that the game has "interested parties" that are looking to take over publishing Six Days in Fallujah. In the meantime they are working on their multiplayer shooter Breach that's due out later this year.