Rooster Teeth, the well-known animated and gaming studio that has thrived for over two decades, is shutting down. The studio, owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, was acclaimed for its unique digital content creations. Unfortunately, due to the relentless challenges within the digital industry, Rooster Teeth has met its demise.

In a memo to employees, Rooster Teeth’s general manager, Jordan Levin, announced the closure, highlighting the broader cost-cutting in digital media companies as a primary cause. The recent struggles of digital media companies have put immense strain on their survival, and Rooster Teeth has been the latest ordeal.

The closure ends a 21-year-old legacy of this pioneer in digital content creation. But as the studio phases out, there are more development. WBD is actively seeking a sale for the Roost podcast network, a Rooster Teeth’s associate. Roost offers expansive shows across various genres, including gaming, true crime, fandom, comedy, and food. While the network is for sale, it remains operational for the time being.

In conclusion, the closure of Rooster Teeth marks an end of an era but also signals the challenges and changes in the contemporary digital world.