Overview
- Techland confirmed it discontinued work on two in-development titles, resulting in a 130 million PLN ($37 million) write-down.
- The studio stated that no layoffs occurred and that developers from the scrapped projects were moved to other games in its development pipeline.
- The identities of the cancelled projects remain undisclosed, casting uncertainty over the fate of its 2022-announced fantasy RPG.
- The decision follows wider cost-cutting trends across the games industry after recent mass layoffs and project cancellations at other studios.
- Techland is concentrating on the August 22 launch of Dying Light: The Beast and will outline its future game slate after the standalone expansion debuts.