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Immortals of Aveum creator Ascendant Studios has laid off nearly half of its staff, according to three people at the studio.
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Ascendant Studios, the developer behind the recently released Immortals of Avenum, has laid off nearly half its staff. The ...
On August 22, Immortals of Aveum was released on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC. Three and a half weeks later, around half of the staff who worked on the game have reportedly been laid off after it ...
Immortals of Aveum was released on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC. Three and a half weeks later, around half of the staff who worked on the game have reportedly been laid off after it failed to sell enough ...
