As confirmed by Game Informer, the companies' two offices (Stockholm and New York respectively) are being impacted by job cuts, with around 20 people losing their positions.Įxpecting to hire more in 2016 and promising to take measures in order to avoid this situation in the future (and noting that some developers are being rehired in Sweden), Avalanche Studios explains that, "in starting up our new projects, we were not able to perfectly match the team sizes and skill sets of the previous ones, and we unfortunately had to let some talented developers go."īesides, it's the first time that the developer has been involved in the release of two high-profile open-world action games in the same period of time, and with that in mind, the studio's contraction isn't really that unexpected. Paati Sooth: Easier sure, but you'd expect the largest software company in the world could dedicate some resources to make native apps instead of going the absolute laziest route.It's often the case with AAA productions that require the existing workforce to be supplemented for a time, and was always likely in the case of Avalanche Studios, with the developer wrapping up Mad Max and the imminent Just Cause 3. Kevin Garand: Yes, no issues, but no real features either.
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