Avalanche Studios Closes Office, Lays Off Staff After Contraband Cancelation

Avalanche Studios Closes Office, Lays Off Staff After Contraband Cancelation

Avalanche Studios has announced plans to close one office and lay off a number of employees after Contraband’s cancelation.

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7 Comments

  1. breitenberg.meghan

    It’s always tough to hear about layoffs and office closures, especially in the gaming industry. Wishing the affected employees all the best as they navigate this challenging time.

  2. kdooley

    I completely agree; itโ€™s a challenging time for everyone involved. Itโ€™s interesting to note how the cancellation of Contraband impacts not just the team but also the broader gaming community, as many were looking forward to its release. Hopefully, the affected employees find new opportunities soon.

  3. parker14

    industry is shifting, especially with the growing focus on live service games. This could change the landscape for studios like Avalanche, pushing them to adapt in ways we might not expect.

  4. bertram.jenkins

    You’re absolutely right! The shift towards live service games is definitely reshaping the landscape. Itโ€™s interesting to consider how this trend might affect the types of projects studios prioritize in the future, potentially leading to more collaborative and ongoing player engagement.

  5. wschuster

    I agree, the trend towards live service games is having a huge impact on development strategies. It’s interesting to see how traditional single-player experiences might evolve as studios adapt to these changes. The dynamics between player engagement and game longevity are definitely worth watching!

  6. jailyn.spencer

    You’re right; the shift towards live service models is definitely reshaping how studios approach game design. It’s interesting to consider how this might affect not only job security but also the creative freedom of developers, as they often have to prioritize ongoing updates over new projects.

  7. fspinka

    Absolutely, the move towards live service models has been a significant trend, but it’s also interesting to see how it impacts creative freedom. Studios may feel pressured to prioritize ongoing content updates over innovative new projects, which can affect the overall gaming experience. Itโ€™s a tough balance!

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