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The studio behind Life is Strange, Jusant, and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage is desperately struggling to stay afloat
Don't Nod has begun "safeguard proceedings" to protect itself from creditors and says up to 85 employees are at risk of being let go under its new restructuring plan.
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Don't Nod has entered “safeguard proceedings” to shield the studio from creditors while it attempts to resolve its finances. The restructuring plan puts up to 85 employees at risk of termination. The developer, known for the first two Life is Is Strange games, Jusant, Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, Lost Records and Aphelion, previously warned it might lack cash to survive through January 2027 and that as many as 90 staff could be laid off. The new safeguard steps aim to buy time for the company to sort out its financial situation.
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