Possibility Space Closes Following Internal Leaks and Project Cancellation

Jeff Strain, founder of Possibility Space, blames internal leaks for the abrupt closure of the studio and the cancellation of Project Vonnegut.

Possibility Space, a game studio under Prytania Media, was shut down after internal leaks led to the cancellation of their main project, Project Vonnegut.
The leaks included sensitive information about the project and its publishing partner, which were cited by the founder Jeff Strain as the reason for the studio's closure.
Employees were informed of the immediate closure through an internal email, which also mentioned the end of their employment and outlined the process for severance and equipment handling.
The closure has sparked discussions about media's role in the instability of game development, with some blaming the press for exacerbating the situation.
This event marks another setback for Prytania Media, which had already seen the closure of another studio, Crop Circle Games, earlier in the year.