Inflexion Games (Nightingale) makes layoffs and closes its studios in the UK

, by Thibaut

Inflexion Games (Nightingale) makes layoffs and closes its studios in the UK

After its early access since last February, "Nightingale" still has many flaws and is struggling to find its audience. This is why Inflexion Games has decided to restructure.

In a press release, the studio announced that it will be closing its British branch and the reorganizing its Canadian-based teams. This will, of course, lead to significant layoffs. The company says it cannot continue supporting the development of "Nightingale" with such expenses on personnel .

The game, therefore, will not be abandoned despite its poor public reception.

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