Microsoft announces the closure of Mighty DOOM and shuts down Alpha Dog Games studio

Disabling in-game purchases and refunds available through Bethesda support.

by Teddy William May 9, 2024, 7:33 pm

Microsoft has announced the closure of the mobile game Mighty Doom, developed by Alpha Dog Games studio. The decision to shut down the studio follows the observation that the project did not meet commercial expectations and did not generate sufficient profit.

As stated, in-app purchase features have already been disabled. Players wishing to request refunds for their investments in Mighty Doom can do so by contacting Bethesda support.

The game’s server shutdown is scheduled for August 7th. Until that date, users can still play and participate in the game’s activities. After that date, the service will be completely discontinued.

Currently, Mighty Doom is no longer available for download on the official app stores, Google Play and the App Store, indicating the game’s removal from the digital market.

If you enjoyed this news, don’t forget to subscribe to our Google News page, follow us on Telegram, or Twitter.

Game News Mighty DOOM

Written by Teddy William

I'm a software engineer currently exploring different parts of the world. I have a passion for writing and an undeniable enthusiasm for technology, with a special focus on mobile solutions. The realm of gaming also greatly appeals to me, and I thoroughly enjoy engaging in discussions and sharing ideas about this topic.