Reikon Games Fires Half of Staff

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26 January 2024 14:15

Polish independent game studio, Reikon Games, known for its 2017 release Ruiner, has recently undergone layoffs. The developer has been teasing its upcoming game for the past year. Several employees have openly shared news of the layoffs on social media platforms like LinkedIn. Sources indicate that approximately 60 to 70 individuals, constituting around 56% of the total company workforce, were affected by the layoffs on January 23rd.

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Reikon Games Fires Half of Staff

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26 January 2024 14:15

Tags: Reikon Games

Polish independent game studio, Reikon Games, known for its 2017 release Ruiner, has recently undergone layoffs. The developer has been teasing its upcoming game for the past year. Several employees have openly shared news of the layoffs on social media platforms like LinkedIn. Sources indicate that approximately 60 to 70 individuals, constituting around 56% of the total company workforce, were affected by the layoffs on January 23rd.

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