Is your company still up and running? No rights, unless the company explicitly voids the copyright. Did you go out of business but you didn't sell the copyrigh

Is your company still up and running? No rights, unless the company explicitly voids the copyright. Did you go out of business but you didn't sell the copyright? No rights, unless you personally void the copyright. Did you die, but did you have (legal) heirs? No rights, because copyright is inherited. Are you a US citizen and you died without legal heirs? Still no rights, because (and this is the most insane one) your assets become state property and copyright is considered an asset. The only two ways consumers will be free to distribute that first game is either by the clock running out on the copyright, or by whoever is the copyright holder explicitly legally voiding the copyright before then.