Following a recent organizational restructure, Humble Games has enlisted the assistance of Good Games Group

Following a company-wide layoff, Humble Games has enlisted another external group for operational support. This shift includes collaborating with Good Games Group, a new independent publisher founded by previous Humble Games executives Alan Patmore and Mark Nash, to enhance the promotion of existing games.

Previously, The Powell Group had assumed responsibility for publishing duties post-layoff.

In July, rumors circulated about Humble Games potentially closing after it was reported that all 36 employees were dismissed. However, the firm clarified that it was restructuring, and future game launches would proceed as planned.

This restructuring affected not only Humble Games but also partners, as evidenced by Squid Shock, which unexpectedly lost access to essential systems needed for the release of their game Bõ: Path of the Teal Lotus in July.