Insider Gaming identifies Project Gemini as Outriders 2, and Square Enix as the publisher in question. The outlet reports ...

People Can Fly, the Polish developer of games including Bulletstorm, Gears of War: Judgment, and Outriders, has laid off more than 120 employees, a move the studio said was necessary "as external ...

One of the projects recently canceled by developer People Can Fly was Outriders 2, according to fresh reports. The Polish studio best known for Outriders and Gears of War Judgment confirmed even more ...

People Can Fly's announcement further whittles down its list of seven projects revealed back in July 2023. Another, codenamed Project Gemini, is in development with longtime partner Square Enix ...

People Can Fly, the developer of Outriders and Gears of War: Judgement, announced Monday that its ending development on two of its upcoming games due to issues with its publisher and an inability ...

People Can Fly, the team behind games like Outriders, Bulletstorm VR and Gears of War: Judgement is the latest studio to announce mass layoffs, and this time more than 120 developers are being let ...

People Can Fly also appears to have three unannounced projects still in development: Bison, Echo, and Delta. The biggest gaming news, reviews and hardware deals.

People Can Fly has only been sharing worrying news of late. "I assume we will part on good terms, and I don’t see reasons why we couldn’t work with Take-Two on some other project in the future ...

People Can Fly also signaled that it doesn’t believe its partnership with Take-Two is ending on poor terms, and that the two entities may still be able to work together again in the future.

Since releasing Outriders a few years ago, the team at People Can Fly has been busy.In June, it was revealed that the studio is working on a new project with Xbox Game Studios after splitting with ...

People Can Fly confirms that as of March 2023, its third-person looter-shooter Outriders has still failed to cover its expenses and earn a profit.

People Can Fly CEO Sebastian Wojciechowski said is a message posted to social media that the layoffs are the result of a change in the studio's self-publishing strategy, which includes the ...