Behaviour Interactive will lay off up to 95 staff, 70 of them in its Montreal office, the company announced.
In a press release, the company announced "structural changes" to pursue a "clarified vision," which has led it to its decision to make staff redundant.
The studio shared its growth trajectory from 575 to 1,300 employees over the past five years, saying it expanded following the industry's remarkable growth. "However, the industry’s unprecedented popularity has also led to unprecedented competition," the company wrote, saying its focus has now narrowed back to its "historical strengths," including horror.
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