Sergiy Galyonkin to Leave Epic Games

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02 October 2023 14:51

Sergiy Galyonkin will leave Epic Games. He was the director of publishing strategy within Epic Games. He stated, “Now, Epic Games is on its way to transforming from a game developer, engine creator, and publisher into a platform, I am not a good fit for this new version of Epic; it required people of a different kind.” Sergiy Galyonkin is known as the Steam Spy's creator. Epic Games recently laid off 900 members of its staff.

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Sergiy Galyonkin to Leave Epic Games

Business

02 October 2023 14:51

Tags: Epic Games

Sergiy Galyonkin will leave Epic Games. He was the director of publishing strategy within Epic Games. He stated, “Now, Epic Games is on its way to transforming from a game developer, engine creator, and publisher into a platform, I am not a good fit for this new version of Epic; it required people of a different kind.” Sergiy Galyonkin is known as the Steam Spy's creator. Epic Games recently laid off 900 members of its staff.

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