After Microsoft unexpectedly pulled funding, Romero Games has reported interest from multiple publishers in reviving its unannounced game. The studio, founded by Doom co-creator John Romero, expressed that it was heartbroken by Microsoft's recent layoffs affecting its project funding. Despite the upheaval, Romero Games clarified that it remains operational while having to reassess staffing and is actively evaluating offers from interested publishers to move forward with the game. Microsoft has undergone significant layoffs within its gaming division over the past year, affecting various development teams and raising questions about the future of its gaming projects.

What game is Romero Games currently working on?

Romero Games has not disclosed the specific title of the game being affected due to confidentiality agreements. However, they mentioned that they are in discussions with publishers to bring this unannounced project to completion.

Romero Games was founded in 2015 by renowned game developer John Romero and his wife Brenda Romero. The studio aims to innovate in the gaming space, holding their legacy from the classic days of video gaming. Their past successes include iconic titles like Doom and Quake, which have influenced many genres today. The current situation with funding cuts highlights the volatility in the gaming industry, particularly for independent studios navigating their projects amidst large corporate shifts.