British games developer Splash Damage has acquired Croatian studio Gamepires, the creator of survival title Scum, from Jagex in a deal backed by private equity firm Emona Capital, marking another ...

In the latest example of 'I don't understand business,' Splash Damage, which just three months ago made major layoffs so it could "remain agile and adaptable in what has been a very challenging market ...

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Splash Damage is now facing massive layoffs as the company enters studio-wide consultation. Consultation is part of the process in the UK when it comes to layoffs. Splash Damage was acquired by ...

A consultation process has kicked off at Splash Damage that will affect all staff and is expected to conclude with major job losses at the studio, the company announced this week. Here’s the full ...

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Longtime English studio Splash Damage is facing an uncertain future as it begins a consultation process that will affect all staff and likely lead to layoffs. On November 26, Splash Damage publicly ...

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