Epic Games is reportedly laying off around 900 employees ...Middle East

Fornite maker Epic Games is reportedly laying off around 900 employees according to Bloomberg - a number said to equate to roughly 16% of it total workforce. Citing a "person familiar with the matter", Bloobmerg says employees were informed of the significant job cuts in a "memo to staff". Epic is yet to publicly respond to Bloomberg's report but Eurogamer has contacted the company for comment and will update the story as more information is shared. Read more

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