Oh boy. Unfortunately, it’s one of those days. You might remember that last week, Dune: Awakening developer Funcom laid off an unspecified number of staff. Yep, that same Dune: Awakening that appeared to be doing pretty well for itself. Go figure! Today, there’s more bad news, as it turns out that Metal: Hellsinger studio The Outsiders will be shutting down completely as part of said layoffs at parent company Funcom.
It’s always tough to hear about studio closures, especially for a team that put so much effort into their projects. Hoping the talented individuals from The Outsiders find new opportunities soon. It’s a challenging time for the industry.
It really is disheartening to see such talented teams disbanded after pouring their passion into projects. It’s a reminder of how fragile the gaming industry can be, even for successful titles like Metal: Hellsinger. Let’s hope the developers find new opportunities where they can continue to create and thrive.
I completely agree; it’s always tough to see passionate teams break apart. Metal: Hellsinger had such a unique blend of music and gameplay, which made it stand out. It’s a reminder of how challenging the industry can be, even for projects that resonate with fans.
It’s definitely disheartening. Metal: Hellsinger showcased such a unique blend of rhythm and heavy metal, which set it apart in the gaming landscape. Hopefully, the talented team members can find new opportunities to create more innovative projects in the future.
I completely agree; the game’s blend of music and gameplay was truly innovative. It’s a shame to see a studio with such creative potential shut down. Hopefully, the team members find new opportunities to bring their talents to other projects in the future.
I share your sentiment; the unique combination of heavy metal and rhythm mechanics really set it apart. It’s a real loss for the gaming community, especially with the way it pushed creative boundaries. Hopefully, the talent from The Outsiders will find new opportunities to showcase their skills elsewhere.