MindsEye studio lays off even more employees
Around 170 staff have been affected by a new round of layoffs.
Around 170 staff have been affected by a new round of layoffs.
It's alleged Build A Rocket Boy has utilised the private data of the workers.
Mark Gerhard does promise that a coming relaunch will be much better now that the "interference has stopped."
The promised Hitman mission crossover has naturally been cancelled.
Yet again, the troubled developer stands firm that it is the subject of incidents "beyond normal operational challenges".
An announcement is expected soon as Build A Rocket Boy hopes to shift MindsEye's publishing in-house.
It's regarded as a regularly updated pack that includes certain gameplay activities and missions.
"Yvan Eht Nioj" or "play my game is all I'm asking." I'm not sure which is more desperate.
Apparently, former GTA developer Leslie Benzies had no idea what game he actually wanted to make.
Actor Alex Hernandez hasn't had the best run of games, despite his best attempts.
MindsEye was supposed to be the bold challenger to Rockstar's GTA throne. Instead, it's rapidly become one of the biggest embarrassments in modern gaming.
Skippable cutscenes and easier access to player content are on the cards for MindsEye's next update.
With a relaunch in the works and morale at an all-time low, the future of Build a Rocket Boy hangs in the balance.
The disastrous launch is now having an effect on personnel.
The developer promises to "continue releasing regular updates and working closely with the community".
Flops and mind-blowing success are the polarising topics of the latest episode.
With a Metacritic score of just 43 and fewer than 400 active players on Steam, MindsEye is shaping up to be a cautionary tale about what happens when ambition outweighs polish.
GTA dad Leslie Benzie's first game from his own studio is a buggy mess that should never have been released in this state...
Build a Rocket Boy has said it is "heartbroken that not every player was able to experience the game as we intended."
Do we have another Cyberpunk 2077 situation on our hands?
Steam reviews are also highly mixed and uneven.
The action game arrives on PC and consoles on June 10.
More content, a fully fledged open world, and more are set to be coming to the game.
The company's rating on Glassdoor is not one to highlight.
New single-player missions, cosmetic packs, multiplayer and more are on the way.
Being described as clunky, uninspired, and technically underwhelming.
The narrative-focused open-world action game needs quite a rig to show off its impressive visuals.
MindsEye is back with some fresh blockbuster action in this short gameplay tease.
Get a first look at Mindseye in action — check out ten minutes of gameplay from the upcoming title.
A sharp, story-driven thrill ride straight out of a Hollywood — and it's dropping sooner (and cheaper) than you might expect.
As well as introducing us to its curious system for creating and distributing its own content, Arcadia.
Leslie Benzies has some advice for how games can stand out in today's market.
It looks like a child of GTA and Cyberpunk 2077, but we'll have to wait until summer to see if it lives up to expectations.
It is the first AAA project from GTA creator Leslie Benzies after his departure from Rockstar.