Possibility Space Shuts Down

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15 April 2024 11:20

According to recent news Possibility Space is shutting down. This closure follows closely after the parent company Prytania Media shut down its Crop Circle Games studio. In a now-offline post on the Crop Circle website, former Prytania Media CEO Annie Delisi Strain mentioned that the company had undergone layoffs among its non-developer staff as part of a restructuring effort aimed at the games and staffing realignment across its remaining three studios.

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Possibility Space Shuts Down

Business

15 April 2024 11:20

Tags: Possibility Space

According to recent news Possibility Space is shutting down. This closure follows closely after the parent company Prytania Media shut down its Crop Circle Games studio. In a now-offline post on the Crop Circle website, former Prytania Media CEO Annie Delisi Strain mentioned that the company had undergone layoffs among its non-developer staff as part of a restructuring effort aimed at the games and staffing realignment across its remaining three studios.

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