Surgent Studios, the developer behind Tales of Kenzera: Zau, announced that it “had to put our entire team on notice for redundancy” as it’s pausing the work of its games division while ...

with Surgent Studios laying off "just over a dozen people" back in June – three months after Tales of Kenzera: Zau's launch. Since the game's release, the Surgent Studios games team has been ...

The team has finished a prototype of this title and will release “a couple of exciting updates” for Tales of Kenzera: Zau before going on its hiatus, according to the announcement.

Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe team manager Ralph Denk told Cyclingnews how his team plans to develop future team leaders and now the German super team have revealed their 2025 development team roster ...

Released in April of this year, the emotional Metroidvania Tales of Kenzera ... announced that it "unfortunately had to put our team on notice for redundancy." Despite EA's publishing backing ...

Montreal's Compulsion Games studio head and creative team behind video game 'South of Midnight' discuss the importance of ...

Bloober Team has admitted it knew it had to "evolve" after releasing The Medium, a decision which led to the development of bigger games such as the Silent Hill 2 remake and the upcoming Cronos ...

“When we first worked with him, it was a little unnerving,” May said. “Because he did a lot of running around the place and screaming his head off. So we thought, ‘Is this going work?’ ...

"In the meantime, we've unfortunately had to put our team on notice for redundancy ... And we're looking for a partner." Tales of Kenzera: Zau is the first release from Surgent Studios, which ...

This seems to have taken its toll on its development team at Ubisoft Montpellier, which Ubisoft has reportedly disbanded. It’s disheartening to hear that the team behind such a fantastic game is ...

Just that the development team is no longer all together assigned on one project, and have been scattered throughout the company. The report continues that this decision came down to numbers ...