Supermassive Games released a statement in which it confirmed that the studio has laid off 36 people, cuts that it says were made for the studio to "adapt our team structure to better align" with the changes and challenges of the video game industry. The studio also confirmed that Directive 8020, which was due to launch this October, has been delayed into 2026. The statement was published to the studio's official X account, where it writes "This decision was not taken lightly, and we know this will be an incredibly difficult time for everyone. Our absolute priority will be to […]
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