Overview
- Rovio confirmed 36 redundancies alongside an organisational renewal that creates new business units and reallocates projects to speed up development.
- The Finnish puzzle studio will focus on fewer titles, while the Barcelona office will take on more new and existing games.
- The company is adjusting its management structure to reflect closer integration with Sega and its status as a non-listed company.
- CEO Alexandre Pelletier-Normand will spend more time across Rovio locations and at Sega of Europe offices.
- Rovio said no games have been cancelled; reports that some senior Dream Blast staff were included in the layoffs remain unconfirmed by the company.