Supermassive Games begins redundancy consultation affecting up to 75 staff

The maker of Until Dawn and Directive 8020 says it's cutting jobs to ensure it remains sustainable.

Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology devs Supermassive Games have announced the beginning of redundancy consultations for up to 75 of its staff, a process that will almost certainly add to the thousands of layoffs endured by the games industry over the past few years. Posted on Not Twitter earlier today, the announcement of these imminient cuts comes just three months after Supermassive’s most recent horror adventure, Directive 8020, and contains wording that’s uncomfortably reminiscent of the studio’s last round of mass redundancies in July last year. That, too, followed a previous round in early 2024, in which an estimated 90 workers at the UK-based studio lost their jobs. Read more

Supermassive disappointment.Supermassive Games, the developer behind the likes of Little Nightmares III, Until Dawn, and The Dark Pictures Anthology, has announced it is to be begin a "redundancy consultancy process".This, according to the studio, will result in the loss of up to 75 employees, with Supermassive calling it a necessary step to ensure the "sustainability of the company".Read the full article on nintendolife.com

Up to 75 workers to depart Supermassive.Supermassive Games, the studio behind The Dark Pictures series and Until Dawn, has announced it will have to lay off up to 75 employees to "ensure the sustainability of the company".The developer has begun a redundancy consultation process, with as many as 75 workers losing their jobs as a result. "We know this will be an incredibly difficult time for everyone, and our priority throughout the process will be to provide support to all those impacted," a statement on the matter concluded.Read the full article on pushsquare.com