Rumor: Eidos Montreal Cancelled An Almost Completed Game After 7 Years, Leading To Yesterday’s Layoffs
If it's true, this is a serious setback for Eidos Montreal.

If it's true, this is a serious setback for Eidos Montreal.

Two Lord of the Rings video games!

All of this points to Embracer.

Crimson Desert could prove that MetaCritic is not the final arbiter after all.


You have your fill of giant game companies to hate here.

Good news for physical collectors, we think.

Hopefully, these three companies will be more sustainable and successful.

It's a good time to rediscover this brutal coming-of-age parable.

Is the show cancelled already? We're not so sure that it is.

One wonders what 'mandate' the studio lost that led to these new layoffs.

It's not a punishment as much as it is about doubting an entire video game company.

Just a small assurance that we're still going back to the Metro.

No need to content with those pesky DRMs if you're willing to wait.

Saber themselves decided not to exercise their option to buy them.

News continues to be tough for Starbreeze.

The gaming industry continues to see more jobs getting killed off.

You won't be surprised to find out which big companies are responsible for this mess.

It's the end of a company that was too big to succeed.

Saber has essentially bought their way to freedom.

The anticipation for news on this is starting to feel long in the tooth.

The company is now on the lookout for new leadership.

Hopefully Gearbox has already secured their future.

The deal will be worth upwards of $500 million.
