Eidos-Montréal, the currently dying studio, provides support to restart Microsoft Fable, “even” 75 team members, saying that “you do not have the ability to completely re-allocate them to our projects and other continuous services.”
The news of the demobilization of the workers – which follows 97 job reduction in Eidos -Montréal last year – was confirmed in a A joint statement on social media. “Today, our studio employees informed us that we will retreat to 75 valuable members, as one of our states approaches its end. It is not a reflection of their dedication or skills, but unfortunately, we do not have the ability to completely re -allocate them to our projects and other continuous services,” the studio wrote.
“These highly talented experts and high experience enter the employment market,” the statement continued, and we are working to support them through this transition. Eidos-Montréal remains committed to presenting its other projects currently under development. ”
The latest game for Eidos-Montréal, Guardians of the Galaxy, was released in 2021 when the studio was still owned by the publisher Square Enix. After purchasing it by Embracer Group in 2022, it was reported that he was appointed to work in creating a new game in the Deus EX series – a teaching project last year amid a devastating program from “Restructuring” and reducing costs in the Embraler Group group that led to more than 4,500 work losses across the company.
Since then, it has been confirmed by Eidos -Montréal to help Microsoft Stadium games where the Xbox studio has been trying to get its restarting a long time ago – and recently delay the finish line. Today’s statement indicates that Fable is not the only Eidos-Montréal project, but it is not clear what the studio may work on at the present time.
Workers’ layoffs continued to film the game industry in 2025, after a few years, already destroyed, witnessing that more than 25,000 employees have been losing their jobs since the beginning of 2023. So far this year, 1,200 workers’ layoffs were registeredThat affects workers all over the Unity, PlayStation, Ubisoft and Warner Bros. Games, Sumo Digital, Splash Darm, Bossa Studios, Night School, CYAN, Inc. , The results of the GDC case in the game industry revealed earlier this year, and one of the 10,000 developers who were placed in 2024 revealed.