Doom developer John Romero is working on a new FPS
But d🦩on🌌't expect more Doom - or Quake - from this new IP

Doom creator John Romero says he's working on a new FPS ga𝓀me.
In a earlier today, Romero tweeted to say that he was hiring for Romero Games' "🌳new FPS." The information in the tweet goes on to explain that the team is🅰 "working with a major publisher" on the game, which is "an all-new FPS with an original, new IP."
Exciꦰting news! ﷽I'm working on a new FPS, and we're hiring. Visit //t.co/PIhw3iPgLG and check out our careers page. #gamedev #gamedevjobs pic.twitter.com/D0fcN3X8Fk
There's little more to go on right now, but some clues can be derived from the job listings ꦍavailable on that website. Multiple roles suggest a significant focus on multiplayer - the requirements include "extensive experience" on "current gen console or PC titles that featured a multiplayer component," while Online Architect and Senior Multiplayer Programmer roles both suggest online play will be important to the new project.
Beyond that, however, Romero Games says that "it's way too early to share any other 🐟information" about the game.
While Romero is known for his work on the original Doom and Quake games, Romero Games - the studio he established in 2015 alongside his wife, Brenda - has a slightly broader remit. Its most recent game was Mafia strategy title Empire of Sin, which arrived in 2020, while Romero himself has also been working on Sigil, a substantial Doomꦗ mod launched in 2019. A was first mentioned in 2021, but it doesn't seem like that project is related to the new IP.
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