EA lays off hundreds of employees, according to report
- Respawn Entertainment announced layoffs and canceled two early-stage incubation projects on April 29, 2025.
- The company cited sharpening its future focus and aligning teams as reasons for the changes.
- These adjustments impacted teams developing Apex Legends, Star Wars Jedi, and incubation projects.
- Reports estimate affected individuals at Respawn number around two dozen or roughly 100 people.
- Respawn will continue work on Apex Legends and the next Star Wars Jedi game.
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