Overview
- RedLynx published a restructuring proposal that, after collective negotiations running through late November, could cut up to 60 roles mainly in production and administration.
- If implemented, RedLynx would pivot from multiplatform work to “small screens” with two unannounced mobile projects, while its Snowdrop engine team would be unaffected.
- Massive Entertainment launched a voluntary career transition program offering buyouts and support, with no headcount target disclosed and a sign‑up window reported to run until mid‑December.
- Massive says it is realigning to focus on The Division series plus technologies such as Snowdrop and Ubisoft Connect, with ongoing projects like The Division 2, Resurgence, and The Division 3 reaffirmed.
- Ubisoft’s terminology has drawn public criticism, while the company describes both moves as part of broader efforts to simplify operations, reduce costs, and improve prioritization across its studios.