Quantic Dream Confirms Operations Unaffected by NetEase Layoffs

The Star Wars Eclipse developer assures fans that its projects remain on track despite restructuring at its parent company.

Quantic Dream CEO Guillaume de Fondaumière confirmed that the studio's operations in Paris and Montreal remain unaffected by recent layoffs and closures at NetEase.
The company continues to work on its upcoming projects, including the ambitious Star Wars Eclipse, with development progressing as planned.
Quantic Dream achieved record revenue in 2024, driven by strong back-catalog sales, including Detroit: Become Human reaching 11 million units sold globally.
NetEase's recent layoffs reportedly targeted some of its overseas divisions, but the company denies a shift in its global expansion strategy.
Star Wars Eclipse, first announced in 2021, is described as a narrative-driven action-adventure game set in the Star Wars High Republic era, with a tentative release window of 2026.