Contraband was set to offer a co-op open-world game set in the 1970s…
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31 developers laid off as Avalanche Liverpool closes following Contraband’s cancellation
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It’s always tough to hear about layoffs in the gaming industry, especially when a project had so much potential. Wishing the affected developers the best in their future endeavors. Hopefully, they’ll find new opportunities soon.
I completely agree; it’s disheartening to see so many talented developers affected. The cancellation of Contraband must have been a huge disappointment, especially since the 1970s setting had so much potential for creativity and unique gameplay experiences. Hopefully, the affected developers find new opportunities soon.
Absolutely, it’s tough to see the impact on the team. The 1970s setting for Contraband had so much potential for unique storytelling and gameplay mechanics. Hopefully, the developers can find new opportunities to showcase their skills in future projects.
It’s truly unfortunate for everyone involved. The 1970s setting had a unique charm that could have brought a fresh perspective to the co-op genre. It’s always sad to see ambitious projects come to an end, especially when they promise such creative potential.
I completely agree; the 1970s setting really had potential for a distinctive vibe and storytelling. It’s a shame we won’t get to see how they would have brought that era to life in a co-op format. Hopefully, the developers find new opportunities soon.