Raw Power Games has warned that it could close after losing the funding needed to develop Chronicles: Medieval. In an October 30 statement, the studio said it cannot keep building the medieval sandbox game without financial support, despite describing its planned Early Access launch as close.
The studio is seeking a way forward
The developer said discussions are taking place with potential supporters as it tries to secure a future for both the team and the game. It did not announce a rescue agreement or guarantee that those talks would succeed.
Raw Power Games thanked its staff and community, and asked interested players to keep the game on their wishlists and continue discussing it. The statement did not identify the funding source that had fallen through, explain the circumstances in detail, or announce a final closure date.
Crucially, this is a warning about the studio’s survival, rather than confirmation that Chronicles: Medieval has been cancelled. The team said it would keep players informed as the situation develops.
What this means for the planned release
At the time of writing, the official game website still lists PC Early Access for early 2027, while Steam gives a broader 2027 release window. That published schedule should be read alongside the studio’s new warning that development depends on securing funding.
Chronicles: Medieval is designed around a historical European sandbox during the Hundred Years’ War. Players build an army, command units in real time and fight alongside their soldiers, with exploration, trading and character progression forming part of the wider experience.
The developer has also announced plans for console versions after the PC launch, but has not specified console platforms or timing on its current game page. For now, the immediate question is whether Raw Power Games can obtain the support needed to continue development.
Image: Raw Power Games.
