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Despite Its Recent Cancelled Projects, Techland Is Facing Zero Layoffs
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Despite its recent cancelled projects, Techland is facing zero layoffs
Yesterday, we reported on the news that {Techland} had cancelled two unannounced games following a financially dire 2024, which followed a financial all-time high in 2023. Considering this week and the many, many folk who have lost their jobs, you may be wondering if this has led to the Polish developer having to layoff employees, and according to the studio, it hasn't. In a statement provided to Insider Gaming, {Techland} explains that the cha…
The studio continues to work on the Dying Light: The Beast project and is reportedly working on a new installment of Call of Juarez. Polish company Techland, known for the Dying Light franchise, has canceled two previously unannounced projects, which has led to significant financial losses in 2024 amounting to 135.2 million zlotys (approximately $37.5 million), according to Puls Biznesu. It is assumed that... The post Techland canceled two proje…
Dying Light developers Techland are cancelling two games, according to report
It never rains but it pours, as we say in old London town. Hard on the heels of Microsoft's gargantuan mass layoffs yesterday, which accompany several game cancellations and have also seemingly led to layoffs at Romero Games, Dying Light developers Techland have reportedly cancelled two projects. They've haven't said which, but in the absence of known alternatives, one of them could be their untitled open world fantasy action-RPG from former emp…
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