Iron Galaxy Lay's off 66 employees

Iron Galaxy lays off 66 employees in a 'last resort' effort to 'enable our long term survival'
Iron Galaxy, the developer of Killer Instinct seasons 2 and 3, Extinction, and Rumbleverse, is laying off 66 employees as a "last resort" effort to keep the studio afloat. "For several years now, we have watched our industry undergo significant change,
Killer Instinct studio Iron Galaxy has laid off 66 employees
Iron Galaxy Studios has announced a round of layoffs affecting 66 employees. The Chicago-based indie studio behind Rumbleverse, which also has offices in Orlando and Nashville, said it was forced to make the staff cuts to ensure its “long-term survival”.
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Iron Galaxy layoffs are the latest to hit the industry, as the noted co-development studio is having to let go of over 60 staff members today to keep its doors open.
Rumbleverse Developer, Iron Galaxy Studios, Lays Off 66 Employees To "Enable Long-term Survival"
Iron Galaxy Studios, the makers of Rumbleverse, have laid off 66 employees. This cut was made to keep the company afloat during difficult times. 2025 has already faced many layoffs, and the now ex-employees are looking for work elsewhere.
'Rumbleverse' Developer Iron Galaxy Lays Off 66 Employees To Avoid Shutdown
Iron Galaxy, known for Killer Instinct and the now defunct Rumbleverse, revealed it had to let go of 66 employees in order to avoid closure.
Rumbleverse Developer Iron Galaxy Lays Off More Than 60 People, Trying To Avoid Shutdown
Iron Galaxy Studios, the developer behind shuttered battle royale Rumbleverse and support studio on many other projects, has announced it is laying off 66 developers as part of an effort to save the company. This was confirmed in a post on the company's website, where the studio called the layoffs "a means of last resort" for the studio's survival.
Iron Galaxy lays off 66 employees as a 'last resort' to avoid closure
One of the unfortunate industry trends of last year that has trickled into 2025 is layoffs, with the latest round hitting Iron Galaxy. The studio known for high-profile game ports as well as original titles confirmed that it’s laying off 66 employees in a “last resort” effort to ensure the company’s survival.
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