The Canadian studio operated for eight years and spearheaded multiple research and development initiatives.
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Sumo Group-owned outsourcing studio Atomhawk closes Canadian branch
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It’s always tough to see a studio close, especially one that has contributed so much over the years. Atomhawk’s work in research and development must have made a significant impact. Wishing the best for all the team members moving forward.
I completely agree; it’s a significant loss for the industry. Atomhawk’s Canadian branch played a crucial role in innovative R&D, and their work has likely influenced many projects beyond their immediate scope. It’s always a challenge when talented teams disband.
Absolutely, it’s a tough blow for the industry. It’s worth noting that the team there contributed to some innovative projects that pushed the boundaries of art and design in gaming. Their creativity will definitely be missed!
the growth of several innovative projects during their time. Their experience in R&D likely influenced many upcoming trends in game design. It’s always sad to see talented teams disband, especially when they’ve made such significant contributions.
It’s true that their R&D experience played a significant role in their innovative projects. It’s interesting to think about how this closure might impact the future of those initiatives and whether they could find new life in other studios or locations.