After being laid off by Microsoft, former Doom devs found new Smash TV-influenced FPS studio that isn't "subject to investor demands"
Back in July, Doom developers id Software laid off around a hundred people as part of wider Microsoft blood-letting . Now, a few of those devs have founded a new employee-owned studio, Hidden Horses. Their first project is Danger Pay , a single-player FPS influenced by ancient arcade blaster Smash TV (pictured) and…
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Only one source has this so far: Rock Paper Shotgun. If other sites confirm it, they’ll show up below. Some people met Doom in 1993; others were born long after and joined in anyway. The previous Doom trailer came out 28 days before this story.
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