US EditionDune Awakening Was 'the Biggest Release' in Funcom's 32-Year History, so You Can Probably Guess What Comes Next in This Rotten World: Layoffs
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The Norwegian studio, owned by Tencent, will restructure teams to focus resources on the ongoing support phase of Dune: Awakening. Funcom, the Oslo-based studio behind Dune: Awakening, has announced a restructuring that will involve layoffs. In a statement cited by GamesIndustry.biz, the studio explained that the transition to ongoing support for the recent Dune-inspired MMO requires a specific channeling of internal resources to produce new con…
The development studio Funcom has announced a restructuring process, which will result in an unspecified number of employees losing their jobs. more
Dune: Awakening's player numbers recently went downhill and the update could only stop it for a short time. Now Funcom's developers are announcing a restructuring to make the game better for the rest of the players. What's that statement? The Funcom developer studio, behind Dune: Awakening, announced in a new statement that a restructuring would be carried out in the team. Thus, the developers explain that from the development of a game one woul…
Funcom is already doing layoffs in the wake of Dune Awakening’s huge success
Yeah no it doesn’t make sense, but that’s the corporate dystopia we live in now, and that’s exactly what is happening. According to a memo released to GamesIndustry.biz, the Tencent-owned studio is laying off an unnamed number of devs as it ramps up for Dune Awakening’s console launch next year. No, that doesn’t make sense […]
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