Romero Games deny "everyone is out of a job" after the layoffs, though Microsoft made "no mention" of layoffs coming, even ...

After multiple inaccurate reports, Romero Games clarifies that it hasn't actually shut down, and multiple publishers want to ...

And now Romero Games — the studio headed up by Doom creator and veteran developer John Romero — is another major casualty of the sweeping cuts. The news was initially confirmed in a statement ...

With growing speculation around the current status of the studio, Romero Games releases an official statement directly ...

Romero Games has clarified that it has not, in fact, closed down, and that it's currently seeking a new publisher for its ...

Unfortunately, due to the recent Xbox layoffs, I’ve lost my position at Romero Games. I’m now actively looking for new opportunities as a Prop Artist, Hard Surface Artist, or 3D Artist.

A separate post on social media, a now-former Romero Games employee stated that they are now out of work at the developer "due to the recent Xbox layoffs." IGN has contacted Microsoft for comment.

Christoph Redl, a now-former surface and 3D artist at the developer, shared that "due to the recent Xbox layoffs", he's now looking for work. Another big loss at Romero Games is senior producer ...

Unfortunately, due to the recent Xbox layoffs, I’ve lost my position at Romero Games. I’m now actively looking for new opportunities as a Prop Artist, Hard Surface Artist, or 3D Artist.

Xbox Xbox crisis hits DOOM creator hard: John Romero’s new game loses funding, studio at risk Romero Games confirms its Unreal Engine 5 shooter has been canceled amid Microsoft’s sweeping layoffs.

Romero Games, the small Irish game development studio set up by veteran games devs John Romero and Brenda Romero, had its funding pulled by Microsoft, ending development of an all-new shooter IP.