Wildlife Studios laid off 21% of employees as part of restructuring
Mobile developer and publisher Wildlife Studios, known primarily for Tennis Clash and Zooba games, has conducted a new round of layoffs. This time, the company cut 133 employees.
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The dismissals were announced by the Game Developer portal. Initially, he noticed that many farewell posts from former employees of the company appeared on LinkedIn, and then received a comment from Wildlife Studios itself.
"Today, Wildlife Studios has made the difficult decision to part with 21% of our employees as part of a restructuring," a Wildlife Studios representative said in a Game Developer comment. "We thank the employees who left us for their contribution, and promise to provide them with assistance during this difficult period. We are now focused on building a smaller and more flexible company, but we will continue to invest in new games."
Wildlife Studios has been making massive cuts for the third year in a row. In November 2022, she fired 300 people, and in June 2023 - 143 people.
