A new studio in Dundee, Scotland called eeGeo is essentially a reboot of Realtime Worlds, reports Develop, as they note the new developer has about 20 former staff members from Realtime Worlds, the studio that closed upon the failure of APB: All Points Bulletin, its flagship project. Though it was recently revealed that APB designer David 'Bowie' Jones is assisting GamesFirst on APB-Reloaded, former RTW executives Ian Hetherington, Patrick Chung, and Harry Weller are all part of the new company. Furthering the connection is word that their debut release will be Project MyWorld, the MMOG IP that was sold off to an "anonymous American company" as part of the closure of Realtime Worlds. They say the revived version of Project MyWorld will be unveiled "in a matter of weeks."