An associate of previous Awesomenauts devs have actually regrouped to form Dutch studio Rangatang.
The starting group were formerly coworkers at Awesomenauts designer Romino Games. The studio declared insolvency in 2023 and offered both Awesomenauts and Swords & & Soldiers to Atari.
Romino was dealing with an unnamed task before closing its doors. The charter member of Rangatang have actually now acquired the rights to that IP, which has actually been revealed as a “disorderly multiplayer arena fighter” called Nubs!.
Nubs! is being established by Rangatang in collaboration with Glowfish Interactive and is slated for launch on PC in 2025.
“After a hard time following the closure of Ronimo Games, we’re delighted about our future with our own studio, Rangatang,” stated Rangatang co-founder Oliver Thijssenn. “In cooperation with our advancement partners at Glowfish, we’re taking whatever we’ve discovered these previous couple of years and putting all of those lessons into action in Nubs!, and the future of our studio.”
The core of Nubs! was established at Romino Games, with Rangatang consequently buying and adjusting the copyright to continue production in tandem with Glowfish.
Rangatang declares Nubs! has actually developed substantially under its stewardship, and with the assistance of Glowfish has actually ended up being a “multiplayer experience teeming with indie beauty and fond memories.”
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