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Yooka-Laylee developer Playtonic lays off staff
At least 14 members of staff have been laid off.
At least 14 members of staff have been laid off.
Tencent's acquisition of Playtonic has made the project a reality.
And it's set to go on sale next week!
Playtonic's throwback platformer has done well for itself.
After player feedback, Playtonic has made amends.
The 64-Bit tonic is on the way.
The platformer is expected on Nintendo's console in December.
The platformer has Unity related problems.
Big fixes are coming in the "Spit 'N' Polish update.
It will also let you skip dialogue faster and bypass cutscenes.
We've pulled together some handy pointers to help you get to grips with the colourful platformer.
We enjoyed the first couple of hours of Playtonic's new platform title.
Frame-rate drops are also affected.
If you're a fan of Banjo and his friend Kazooie, we'd like you to meet Yooka and Laylee...
The studio is working with Nintendo to get the game on the console asap.
We had some questions for Playtonic ahead of the upcoming launch of the nostalgia-filled 3D platformer.
Playtonic does not endorse his views.
It's looking pretty chilly.
We sampled two hours of Playtonic's 3D platformer, one that wears its influences on its sleeve.
Well, that was sooner than expected.
Some classically inspired mini-games set to appear.
It's not great news for PC and Switch players hoping to get a physical copy.
Playtonic are looking to allow backers to upgrade if they want a physical copy.
Banjo Kazooie's spiritual successor is seriously impressive.
A cannon, mine cart, cloud, furnace, and a certain shovel wielding knight.
Kickstarter sensation shows off new features at Gamescom.
Early adopters get a look at the game as it stands.
Banjo-Kazooie's spiritual successor looks set to reimagine the genre.
But at least there's a new trailer to feast your eyes on.
Kartos wheeled out by Playtonic.
Team 17 to publish the spiritual successor to Banjo-Kazooie.
Playtonic's Kickstarter proves a huge success.
Most funded UK video game and fastest video game to reach $1 million.
Former Rare devs raise nearly £1 million in less than a day.
Spiritual successor to Banjo-Kazooie revealed.
Playtonic staff discuss the past in new interview.
Playtonic talks "Rebirth of the 3D platformer", introduces colourful, tropical universe with many characters.
Targeted for multi-platform release the developer recognises the connections to Nintendo.
