Annapurna Interactive Staff Resigns Amid Leadership Clashes and Failed Spin-Off

The entire team left following disputes over company direction and management decisions involving CEO Megan Ellison.

Annapurna Interactive's entire staff resigned after disagreements over a proposed spin-off and management changes.
CEO Megan Ellison's reinstallation of Nathan Gary and firing of co-founder James Masi caused confusion and anger among employees.
Plans to form a new company, Verset, fell through, leading to further frustration and mass resignations.
Ellison's increased involvement in Interactive's deals and projects heightened staff concerns about the company's direction.
Annapurna is now hiring to fill the vacated positions and continues developing projects, including Blade Runner 2033: Labyrinth.