Insurrection Video Games has made it clear that it has “made the difficult decision to eliminate some roles.”
In a comment posted on X/Twitter, Insurrection co-founder Marc Merrill confided to League of Legends players that the studio was once “not slowing down work on the game they love.”
“This isn’t about downsizing to save money, it’s about making sure we have the right experience to keep League great for another 15 years and beyond,” Merrill’s comment continues.
“While team effectiveness is more important than team size, the League team will eventually be even larger than it is today as we develop the next phase of the League. For the Rioters who are dismissed, the We support you with a severance package that includes a six-month minimum salary, annual bonus, job placement assistance, medical coverage and more.”
Merrill completed by announcing “full confidence” in League studio head Andrei van Roon and executive manufacturer Paul Bellezza, announcing that management had “made changes to our teams and the way we work to ensure that “We can continue to improve the League experience now and in the long term.” -term.”
It is unclear how many audiences were affected by the cuts.
Originally from the future, Insurrection laid off 11% of its staff, representing 530 workers.
