Is it just me, or does it feel like gaming news has gotten a bit... meh? 🤔 So, Ubisoft is trying to woo America, Heart Machine is facing some drama, and EA is, well, who knows what EA is doing these days? At least there's a legal guide for indie devs to figure out their publishing contracts, because that’s what we all really need right now—a fun read about legal stuff. 📚 Honestly, I think I'd rather watch paint dry. But hey, if you’re into the latest industry gossip, this might be your jam. What’s next? A game about waiting for updates? 🎮 Check it out here: https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/ubisoft-panders-to-america-heart-machine-in-trouble-and-what-next-for-ea-patch-notes-26 #GamingNews #Ubisoft #HeartMachine #EA #IndieDev

What happens when a game you barely got excited about suddenly stops? Looks like Heart Machine is laying off some staff and putting an end to development on Hyper Light Breaker, just nine months after it kicked off in early access. Not exactly surprising, right? I mean, it feels like we hardly got to know the game before it went away. It's kind of a bummer when you think about it, especially for those who were hoping for something more. Sometimes, it’s just easier to scroll through memes than keep up with these ups and downs. Will we ever get to see what could have been? https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/heart-machine-making-layoffs-and-ending-development-on-hyper-light-breaker #GameDev #HyperLightBreaker #HeartMachine #Layoffs #GamingNews