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Over 5,000 games industry workers have already lost their jobs in 2024
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this post was submitted on 26 Jan 2024
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Cool maybe this means more indie games...
Idk I gave up a long time ago when I learned rolling layoffs was the norm in game development.
Unfortunately it doesn't mean that. Game corporations have too much power and influence over the market.
What are you talking about? Indie development studios spring up out of mistreatment at AAA studios all the time. Where do you think Supergiant, Second Dinner, and Frost Giant came from, for instance?