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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 dystopian movies such as deadly gameshow fable The Running Man – itself an influence on Smash TV. Hidden Horses have 20 id Software al…
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Hidden Horses, a studio made up of veterans of id Software who were fired by Xbox, has launched the Kickstarter for their first game.

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verticalslice.news broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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