Senua Studio Ninja Theory Begins Letting People Go After Two Deals To Save The Studio Fell Through
Ninja Theory, the studio behind Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice and Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2, appears to be starting a process of letting its employees go after two deals to save the studio fell through.
As spotted by reporter Chris Kerr, multiple now-former employees posted on LinkedIn this morning that their roles were at risk of redundancy, or that they were seeking new opportunities.
“It’s incredibly sad knowing that we won’t get to finish what we were working on,” wrote gameplay programmer Katrin Mair. “So much care, talent and effort went into it, and I really wish we’d had the chance to see what it could have become.”
Ninja Theory, the studio behind Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice and Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2, appears to be starting a process of letting its employees go after two deals to save the studio fell through.
As spotted by reporter Chris Kerr, multiple now-former employees posted on LinkedIn this morning that their roles were at risk of redundancy, or that they were seeking new opportunities.
“It’s incredibly sad knowing that we won’t get to finish what we were working on,” wrote gameplay programmer Katrin Mair. “So much care, talent and effort went into it, and I really wish we’d had the chance to see what it could have become.”
Senua Studio Ninja Theory Begins Letting People Go After Two Deals To Save The Studio Fell Through
Ninja Theory, the studio behind Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice and Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2, appears to be starting a process of letting its employees go after two deals to save the studio fell through.
As spotted by reporter Chris Kerr, multiple now-former employees posted on LinkedIn this morning that their roles were at risk of redundancy, or that they were seeking new opportunities.
“It’s incredibly sad knowing that we won’t get to finish what we were working on,” wrote gameplay programmer Katrin Mair. “So much care, talent and effort went into it, and I really wish we’d had the chance to see what it could have become.”