A traditional company declares bankruptcy and a sad end

The company, which marked the lives of many Brazilians with its products, ended tragically

All children in Brazil born before 2015 have a pleasant experience playing in video game stores. Nowadays, consoles and computer games play the role of introducing children to this universe. company like ronimo gamesresponsible for games like Awesomenauts and Blightbound, is part of that history.

However, not everything is rosy in the gaming world. a ronimo games, filed for bankruptcy on August 22. The information was shared by the developers of the Dutch company based in Utrecht.

On Twitter (X) developer Jeroen D Stout – a freelancer with the company, said something similar. According to him, although they were reaching a “nice place” with the new project, it had to be closed.

“I’m going to miss all the good people I’ve worked with over the past four years. My work over the last few months has been really interesting and we were getting to a great place, so it’s a shame it ended here.”

What is the real reason for bankruptcy?

As we can see from the messages on the net, the problems with the new project of Ronimo Games (we don’t know what it is), have led to financial complications. So far, the company has not officially declared bankruptcy, and players do not know what the future of game servers is. com. Awesomenauts that it LightbondBoth games are multiplayer. On the other hand, the developers themselves claim that they have a desire to keep the two games “alive” for a longer period.

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According to the data available on the Internet, the ronimo games It is a small developer with about 20 employees. Finally, regardless of size, it is never good news for game companies to go bankrupt and developers to lose their jobs.