Enshrouded is off to a strong start on Steam. Look, there’s a lot of movement in the top 10 on Steam this week. The throne still belongs to Palworld, but Enshrouded, a survival game from Europey, is snuggling up very close to the front runner. In addition, two Japanese cult brands that interpret brawling very ...
A strong performance for the German development studio Keen Games. After just a few days, Enshrouded has already reached over a million players in Early Access, despite tough competition from Palworld.
Enshrouded remains a top seller on Steam and has already reached the milestone of 1,000,000 players. The success became apparent shortly after the release, but now Enshrouded figures are circulating that are truly impressive: 1 million players, as Keen Games posts on X, once Twitter. And on Sunday, January 28, 2024, they built and fought ...
Microsoft almost 2,000 jobs cut This affects the entire gaming department on January 25th and impacts employees at Activision Blizzard, ZeniMax and Xbox. And now we’ve learned that an in-development survival game from Blizzard codenamed “Odyssey” has been canceled and most of the team working on the game has been laid off. The open-world racing ...
Steam is a huge bazaar full of games of all kinds. It is not uncommon to see games like Hitler Sex Simulator, My Friend Stalin or Make America Great Again among many others. And if there’s anything good about the Valve Store, it’s the freedom many creators have to release games there. Sometimes I think ...
As part of the big wave of layoffs at Microsoft, Blizzard’s new survival IP was also completely discontinued. Now more and more details are becoming known about the title, which unfortunately will no longer reach us. In 2022, Blizzard Entertainment announced a survival title, the first new game brand since the release of Overwatch – ...
Activision Blizzard has reportedly canceled its in-development survival game and said goodbye to president Mike Ybarra and chief design officer Allen Adham. Meanwhile, Microsoft – the tech giant acquired Activision Blizzard in October 2023 – announced that it would lay off 1,900 employees in its gaming division. The cancellation of the survival game Blizzard was ...
It’s not a great week for game developers in general, but it’s especially true for Microsoft, which laid off 1,900 employees (8%) from its video game division. The layoffs affect several studios and labels, including Activision Blizzard, which joined the Microsoft group just three months after a lengthy acquisition process. Affected games and teams include ...
Yesterday it was announced that the big new survival IP from Blizzard Entertainment had been canceled and the title would not be released. A new report now provides further background on this step. Engine problems are said to have played an important role. After taking over Activision Blizzard yesterday, Microsoft “cleaned up” its gaming division ...
We’re still somewhat dismayed by the news we’re covering this afternoon, as Microsoft Gaming lays off approximately 1,900 workers. Almost 8% of a total of 22,000 jobs which mainly affected Activision Blizzard, in an adjustment that no one wanted to believe, but which was being prepared since the final takeover of the company by Microsoft ...
