Studio behind one of 2023’s best games just laid off a ton of devs:
is about every little thing we can value in a life as fleeting as the seasons, and it’s one of my favorite games in years.” Andmagazine gave the game a 9, lauding the game’s incisive writing and impactful dialogue choices.But despite arriving early in 2023, earning some glowing reviews and having a timed console exclusivity deal with PlayStation, the game sold poorly.
Could a Game Pass deal or a spot on Sony’s rival PlayStation Plus subscription service have made up the difference? Lamarche declined to go into any detail about those discussions either. And Xbox and Switch ports for the potential Game of the Year contender now seem to be on hold with the remaining employees pivoting to the studio’s next project.
One thing she wanted to make clear was that the studio’s current struggles aren’t a reflection of its talent. “Everyone that has been involved either on, we picked those people and they have been through so many ups and downs with me for the last [several] years,” she said. “They are golden, so it’s not a reflection of their individual performance, what’s going on.”
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