The announcement came on the one-year anniversary of Blurst, the company's free web-based gaming portal.

"Blurst hasn't met our expectations," wrote Flashbang's Mathew Wegner on the company's blog. "More specifically, Blurst's traffic has not increased to levels where it will pay for itself."

"We could continue to fund Blurst's development through contract jobs and other means, as we have been, but we feel like there are too many roadblocks between now and a time when Blurst itself pays our bills."

Flashbang will continue to update Blurst.com while developing the stand-alone Raptor Safari. The developer plans to soon announce "details about schedule, platforms, and all of that jazz."

The studio previously announced that it would bring one of its games to consoles as a downloadable title.