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Insider Gaming reports Supermassive Games has concluded its August redundancy process with over 70 cuts; multiple outlets (Gematsu, IGN, GamesIndustry.biz, Engadget) confirmed the initial consultation for up to 75 roles.

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Supermassive Games Reportedly Lets Go of More Than 70 Staff

Supermassive Games is said to have dismissed over 70 employees after an August redundancy consultation that anticipated as many as 75 cuts. Insider Gaming reports the reductions hit developers, artists, producers and senior management.

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Supermassive Games is said to have cut more than 70 positions after concluding its redundancy consultation. The review targeted as many as 75 roles. Ex-staff posts confirm the changes, which hit developers, artists, producers, and senior management. The studio's headcount stood above 400 beforehand. The layoffs come as Ninja Theory also trims staff.

Supermassive Games is said to have dismissed over 70 employees from various teams, according to Insider Gaming.
We have made the difficult decision to begin a redundancy consultation process, which we anticipate will result in the loss of up to 75 of our colleagues.
August consultation now concluded. On August 11 the studio announced a redundancy consultation it expected would cut as many as 75 roles. Insider Gaming reports that former employees have since confirmed via social media that the process has ended and more than 70 staff were let go.
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Positions eliminated span several areas. Those impacted include developers, artists, producers and senior management, according to one staff member cited by Insider Gaming. The studio has not yet issued a public statement on the final headcount.
This is a necessary step to help ensure the sustainability of the company.
Ex-director confirms departure. Frank Tindle, who served as IT and Facilities Director, posted on LinkedIn that his role was eliminated after 16 years at the studio.
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Initial statement on the process. On August 11 the studio said: "We have made the difficult decision to begin a redundancy consultation process, which we anticipate will result in the loss of up to 75 of our colleagues. This is a necessary step to help ensure the sustainability of the company." It committed to aiding staff during the changes.
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