Studio Singularity 6 (Palia) cuts 35% of its workforce

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Studio Singularity 6 (Palia) cuts 35% of its workforce

Here's some redundancies this week. This time it concerns Singularity 6, the Californian studio responsible for the free-to-play MMO Palia, which came out on early access on March 25.

In a press release, the company has announced that they have laid off the 35% of their teams after "assessing the support needed" for Palia's development. Nevertheless, there will be career guidance and several packages for those affected, and they will get to keep the equipment provided by the company.

Source: gamesindustry.biz

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