Gunzilla CEO Denies Claims Of Not Paying Devs In Long Rant On Twitter

Gunzilla CEO Denies Claims Of Not Paying Devs In Long Rant On Twitter

Vlad Korolev also said people could pay him cryptocurrency to access player data for Off the Grid to see how successful it is

Gunzilla CEO says ‘haters’ are building the narrative that it doesn’t pay its contractors, apologises anyway

“Some payments may be scheduled in a way that works for the company’s cash flow,” Vlad Korolev’s lengthy rant says…

"There is a new narrative from haters," Off the Grid studio boss says of accusations Gunzilla haven't paid workers on time, claims full-timers' salaries "have never been delayed by more than a week"

The CEO of Gunzilla Games, the studio behind NFT-infected battle royale game Off The Grid, has responded to accusations from former employees that Gunzilla failed to pay them on time. He's done so in the form of a lengthy tweet which contains both the words "Haters keep making predictions. We keep delivering" and "We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused".

Gunzilla CEO Defends Payment Claims, Crunch Culture Amid Employee Back Pay Allegations

Gunzilla faces allegations of unpaid wages and crunch culture as CEO Vlad Korolev denies claims, sparking heated debate over studio practices.

Gunzilla CEO Posts Deranged Rant On Twitter, Disputing His Workers' Pay Claims And Attacking 'Haters'

After multiple claims were made this week that Gunzilla, the studio behind NFT shooter Off The Grid and parent company of Game Informer, hadn't been paying its workers for months, Gunzilla's CEO has taken the opportunity to post a lengthy rant on Twitter, decrying his “dear haters” and asking anyone who doubts his studio's game to...spend crypto on it so they can see its user metrics.To provide some context for what you're about to read: Gunzill…

Gunzilla CEO denies delaying payments to 'full-time official employees,' denies calling unpaid contractors 'haters' (updated)

At least one of former Gunzilla staffers who said she went months without being paid sure sounds like a full-time employee, though.