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So are RK and Rain but they’re not important rn.The Ocs show up for like 3 seconds I think.So this starts out really gory and gets fluffy later.Mono & Six Friendship (Little Nightmares).Mono Is Trying His Best (Little Nightmares).This Is Not Going To Go The Way You Think.The Girl in the Yellow Raincoat (Little Nightmares).
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In December, Embracer Group closed its reformed TimeSplitters studio, Free Radical Design, and earlier in the year, Embracer closed Saints Row developer Volition Games, a studio with more than 30 years of development history. In November, Amazon Games laid off 180 staff members, Ubisoft laid off more than 100 employees, Bungie laid off roughly 100 developers, and 505 Games' parent company, Digital Bros, laid off 30% of its staff. Dreams developer Media Molecule laid off 20 employees in late October. In October of last year, The Last of Us developer Naughty Dog laid off at least 25 employees, and Telltale Games also underwent layoffs, although an actual number of affected employees has not yet been revealed. The following month, in September, Immortals of Aveum developer Ascendant Studios laid off roughly 45% of its staff, and Fortnite developer Epic Games laid off 830 employees. That same month, Mass Effect and Dragon Age developer BioWare laid off 50 employees, including long-time studio veterans. Striking Distance Studios, the team behind 2022's The Callisto Protocol, laid off more than 30 employees in August of 2023. In January of last year, Microsoft laid off 10,000 employees amidst its ongoing $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, which it completed in October. Last year, more than 10,000 people in the games industry or game-adjacent industries were laid off. Dead by Daylight developer Behaviour Interactive also reportedly laid off 45 people, too. We also learned that Discord had laid off 170 employees, that layoffs happened at PTW, a support studio that's worked with companies like Blizzard and Capcom, and that SteamWorld Build company, Thunderful Group, let go of roughly 100 people. We recently learned Lords of the Fallen Publisher CI Games was laying off 10 percent of its staff, that Unity would be laying off 1,800 people by the end of March, and that Twitch had laid off 500 employees. Outriders studio People Can Fly laid off more than 30 employees in January, and League of Legends company Riot Games laid off 530 employees. Also in January, Destroy All Humans remake developer Black Forest Games reportedly laid off 50 employees and Microsoft announced it was laying off 1,900 employees across its Xbox, Activision Blizzard, and ZeniMax teams as well. At the end of January, we learned Embracer Group had canceled a new Deus Ex game in development at Eidos-Montréal and laid off 97 employees in the process. These job cuts join a string of other disheartening 2024 layoffs, which total more than 5,500 in just the first two months of the year. Supermassive is, however, developing Little Nightmares III, which is due out this year. Last month, PlayStation announced that an Until Dawn remake is coming to PS5 and PC later this year, although UK developer Ballistic Moon is the primary team working on that. Despite developing PlayStation exclusives like Until Dawn, Supermassive is part of Nordisk Games. 9GkgIrYQvtīloomberg reports that Supermassive is made up of 300 employees, meaning laying off 90 people would equal a roughly 30 percent reduction in staff.