Mimimi Games Will Shut Down

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30 August 2023 08:53

Mimimi Games announced their decision to shut down. The studio revealed that Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew will be their last title. Mimimi co-founders Dominik Abé and Johannes Roth said "Dedicating the past decade and a half of our lives working on increasingly ambitious games took a heavy personal toll on us and our families, after the release of Shadow Gambit we decided it was the right time to prioritize our well-being and to pull the brakes instead of signing up for another multi-year production cycle."

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Mimimi Games Will Shut Down

Business

30 August 2023 08:53

Tags: Mimimi Games

Mimimi Games announced their decision to shut down. The studio revealed that Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew will be their last title. Mimimi co-founders Dominik Abé and Johannes Roth said "Dedicating the past decade and a half of our lives working on increasingly ambitious games took a heavy personal toll on us and our families, after the release of Shadow Gambit we decided it was the right time to prioritize our well-being and to pull the brakes instead of signing up for another multi-year production cycle."

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