Eidos Montreal has imposed another round of layoffs, announcing today that 124 employees have been put out of work. Longtime studio head David Anfossi has also left, although it’s unclear at this point whether he resigned or was also laid off.
“The reduction in workforce affecting 124 employees is a result of changing project needs and impacts across production and support teams,” the studio wrote on LinkedIn. “Today is a difficult day for our studio and reflects the need to adapt and concentrate efforts where Eidos-Montréal can be most effective.”
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The layoffs at Eidos Montreal are the latest in a seemingly endless parade of cuts at studios of all sizes that have plagued the game industry since 2023: March alone has seen more than 1,000 people let go from Epic Games, 105 at Ubisoft’s Red Storm studio, an undisclosed number at Amazon, and 20 at Eidos Montreal’s sister studio Crystal Dynamics. The Embracer website says the studios employ 582 people between them, although it’s not clear how current that figure is. A CDE Entertainment rep said the number of remaining staff will be made available to the public in a few weeks.
