Around 20 former Doom developers have joined forces to start a new studio after being laid off by Microsoft.
The studio, called Hidden Horses, is employee-owned, meaning everyone has a share in the company and leaders are elected by the team.
Their first game is Danger Pay, a single-player FPS inspired by the classic arcade game Smash TV and the movie The Running Man.
The team says they want to make old-school shooters focused on gameplay, without chasing trends or answering to investors.
Theyโre also turning to Kickstarter to help support the project.
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Play on the go with 6 facing buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, multiple color options and optional artwork for the top and bottom
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