Hennig joined Visceral Games, a studio owned by Electronic Arts (EA). She was tasked with creating a new Star Wars game that would emphasize story and character development.

Hennig and her team at Visceral Games worked on 'Project Ragtag', a narrative-driven action-adventure Star Wars game. The project was ambitious, aiming to blend the cinematic storytelling of Uncharted with the Star Wars universe. Early gameplay footage and concept art were leaked, creating excitement for the game.

Electronic Arts announced the closure of Visceral Games and the cancellation of 'Project Ragtag'. The decision was reportedly made due to concerns about the game's linear, story-driven format not aligning with EA's long-term goals for Star Wars games. This was a huge blow to Amy Hennig and the team at Visceral Games.