The multiplayer shooter now has a price tag of $10, and id Software has confirmed that it has no plans to develop any new content for it.
In a statement, Marty Stratton has spoken about how the studio wants to "continue to be a tech powerhouse moving forward."
In an interview, Chris Hays also argued that, following the layoffs, id Software isn't quite the same since many of its workers are now gone.
Developed by MachineGames, it adds a new campaign with 19 maps, new weapons, a time loop mechanic with alternate routes, and more.
Following Martin's denial that id Software had been "nerfed and gutted", one employee noted "the DOOM team is half here, half thrown away."
"We're excited to share with you guys more of what we're working on in the future when it is appropriate and approved," says Hugo Martin.
"They've just gotten rid of all the people who could ever fix, maintain, or change [id Tech]," said a former id Software employee.
As a feast for combat aficionados, packed with variety, intensity, and challenge, Revelations is fantastic.
Despite losing many developers, the studio affirmed reports that it's "about the same size" as when it worked on 2016's DOOM.
A report has also noted that the team behind the studio's id Tech engine hasn't been completely stripped of its programmers.
Among the casualties of the recent layoffs were several programmers who worked on id Software's proprietary in-house game engine.
Now-former employees of id Software have said that it's difficult to see "a viable way forward" after the studio was gutted with layoffs.
We already suspected this would be great, but the moment-to-moment gameplay of the Chain Spear has us even more excited.
The DOOM: The Dark Ages developer reportedly suffers a 50 percent reduction in staff in the wake of Xbox's mass layoffs.
While id Software and ZeniMax Online Studios aren't shutting down, they're reportedly being hit hard by today's mass layoffs.
Bloomberg's Jason Schreier said that the company won't be reduced to only working on new Fallout and The Elder Scrolls game.
id Software's most packed campaign expansion offers a new weapon, a dedicated endgame and more - find out everything here.
After completing the campaign, which is about 60 percent of the expansion, you can take on additional challenges, including an Uber Boss.
The Doom Slayer is getting a visual upgrade that makes him look better and feel deadlier alongside the Revelations DLC that’s out next month.
As we get closer to July, the processes for layoffs may have seemingly already begun, starting with studios under the Zenimax banner.
