UK developer Splash Harm is ending work on the upcoming Transformers: Reactivate.
In a put up on Twitter, the corporate wrote that it was cutting down the venture and making layoffs consequently. There is no phrase as to what number of workers will likely be impacted by this.
“This resolution didn’t come flippantly, and it’s a tough time for the studio and our folks. We wish to take a second to thank the group who labored on Transformers for his or her dedication and keenness,” the studio wrote.
“Hasbro was an unimaginable and supportive associate all through, and we hope to work with them once more. To the various followers, your pleasure and assist helped preserve us going.
“Whereas not with the ability to see the sport by means of to launch is painful, having to say goodbye to associates and colleagues hurts much more. We’re now targeted on doing every thing we will to assist them by means of this robust interval, simply as we’re dedicated to caring for individuals who will stick with us as we construct a stronger Splash Harm for the long run.”
Splash Harm was a collaboration with Battalion maker Bulkhead Interactive.
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