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Life is Strange studio Don’t Nod says it may have to lay off 90 staff, warns it may not last beyond January
The developer needs to secure external financing soon or it could face closure
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Life is Strange developer Don’t Nod Entertainment says it may have to lay off up to 90 staff as it adopts a new business plan, but warns closure is still possible soon. Founded in 2008, the French studio is known for creating the Life is Strange franchise, which is now handled by other studios, as well as adventure game Lost Records and sci-fi action adventure game Aphelion.
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