Here’s how it works. Iron Galaxy, the developer of Killer Instinct seasons 2 and 3, Extinction, and Rumbleverse, is laying off 66 employees as a "last resort" effort to keep the studio afloat.

But some developers seem to be making an effort to change that. Iron Galaxy, a developer based in Chicago — with a second studio in Orlando and a third in Nashville — says it now has 23.3% ...

Rumbleverse developer Iron Galaxy Studios announced that it has laid off 66 people as part of an effort for the studio to survive “long-term.” In a statement published on the studio’s ...

In an interview with Game Informer, Iron Galaxy's design director Mike Rossi says: "We looked at 3, and that was obviously another very highly regarded title in the franchise. So then it was 'Let ...

Iron Galaxy Studios, the developer behind shuttered battle royale Rumbleverse and support studio on many other projects, has announced it is laying off 66 developers as part of an effort to save ...

Iron Galaxy is a developer with a lot of merit, in my book. Responsible for nearly 15 years of great contract work, the studio is also known for producing its own projects every now and again ...

Publisher Activision and developer Iron Galaxy have announced Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 will launch for the Nintendo Switch 2 on [...] ...

Thursday ended with some stunning news coming out of Chicago-based game developer Iron Galaxy. The studio behind games like Killer Instinct, Rumbleverse, Divekick, and a handful of solid Nintendo ...

Last week, Iron Galaxy launched Rumbleverse, its first new product in three years. Speaking with GamesIndustry.biz, Iron Galaxy co-CEO Adam Boyes traces the game's origins back to spitballing ...

The Switch 2 version of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 will launch alongside the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC (Steam, Microsoft Store, Battle.net) ...