Life is Strange: Double Exposure Devs Deck Nine Lay Off More Staff ...Middle East

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This year has been a horrible one for people in the games industry, as there has been nonstop layoffs across the board. From big companies to indie developers, it doesn't seem like anyone has been spared from it. It's been announced that Deck Nine, the developers behind recently released title Life is Strange: Double Exposure has laid off more staff. This isn't even the first time this year for Deck Nine, as they experienced layoffs earlier in the year, too. A statement was shared on the Deck Nine X page, where a statement was made by Mark Lyons, the CEO […]

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