Tango Gameworks acquisition will transfer around 50 out of original 100 staff

Following the news Krafton was saving Hi-Fi Rush developer Tango Gameworks from being shut down for good, the PUBG publisher has confirmed its plans to "transfer approximately 50 development staff" from the studio to its Japan subsidiary.This is roughly half the number of the studio's initial development staff, which was over 100. Gameranx reports this is because others have since found employment elsewhere, and as such there are a number of job openings at the studio.In an update on social media platform X by Game File's Stephen Totilo, the reporter shared a statement from Krafton's PR, which said those 50 staff who are part of the transfer will "continue to work on new projects, including the expansion of the Hi-Fi Rush IP, at Krafton". Read more

Tango Gameworks acquisition will transfer around 50 out of original 100 staff

Tango Gameworks acquisition will transfer around 50 out of original 100 staff

Tango Gameworks acquisition will transfer around 50 out of original 100 staff

Tango Gameworks acquisition will transfer around 50 out of original 100 staff

Tango Gameworks acquisition will transfer around 50 out of original 100 staff