Zynga owned NaturalMotion Oxford to be shut down says reports
The office is to be closed as part of Zynga closing its commercial technology licensing arm, according to Pocket Gamer
Following the closure of Motiga, more jobs are lost as the publisher moves to games-as-a-service strategy
The office is to be closed as part of Zynga closing its commercial technology licensing arm, according to Pocket Gamer
Over 200 games were taken down from Valve's platform following user reports of "asset flipping"
Recent venture funding collapse spells the end for the VR company founded in 2013
"We knew going in that most startups don't make it, and as an indie game studio we hoped we would be the exception to that rule, but as it turned out we weren't."
Company refocusing on casual games
Early access release Smash + Grab is no longer purchasable on Steam
Mobile developer’s demise due to client exiting games market
Studio behind Iron Maiden mobile RPG believed to have closed, devs already re-hired elsewhere
2D titles find a new home at Jools Watsham’s Atooi, while 3D games will move to Gregg Hargrove’s outlet Infitizmo
World of Tanks firm moving all mobile development to other locations
All staff made redundant at developer, which opened a studio in Wales earlier this year
Kingdoms of Amalur creator accused of deceiving investors over $75 million loan after declaring bankruptcy in 2012
Danish indie shuttered alongside Lionhead working on PC construction title Pioneers
North African studio comprised of 48 devs worked on Rayman series, plus Child of Light and Valiant Hearts
Evolution and Lionhead’s collapses have shaken the UK sector, but also led major studios to offer help
’90 per cent’ of interested parties walked away when Microsoft refused to sell Fable IP, sources claim
Nearly 300 staff laid off at creator of toy-to-life series, with Disney Interactive to no longer self-publish games
Fable, Black & White and The Movies developer originally founded in 1996 by Peter Molyneux
Up to 18 staff laid off as result of latest cut
Mobile developer of Brave Frontier moved into Vancouver to strengthen Western output
CEO Michael Martinez highlights lack of ‘great distribution strategy’ as biggest failure by team
Developer promises no layoffs, as staff affected move to positions on two new PC titles
John McCormack compares fate of beloved British studio to death of Bullfrog upon acquisition by EA in 2001
‘The game industry has changed so dramatically that a mid-sized studio just simply can’t continue in the same way,’ co-founder Alex Neuse explains
‘There have been rounds of layoffs over the past few months and through it all, the team stayed focused and passionate,’ says artist Ben Leary, while praising ‘efforts and transparency’ of president Dan O’Leary
Recruitment event to be held on Monday, March 14th in Guildford
‘You're only as good as your last game,’ laments mobile developer following lack of traction for Warhammer 40,000: Deathwatch