It's cool how you can be providing the labor for a company and then that company gets bought by another company and the shareholders who don't actually make the thing get rich and then you get fired because the other company has a bad year even though the thing you labored for is incredibly successful.

I remember the 29 days when Fall Guys was relevant.

They should've stuck with Steam instead of going exclusive through Epic Games. Epic's predatory practice of PC exclusives makes it hard to survive something like this. If they existed on a broader spectrum of services, this would be no big deal.

'Epic layoffs' is a pretty funny term in a vacuum.

As someone who has played the game from day 1, and almost every day since, it's a shame that this game that already is on auto drive will be crippled even further. If you have a bunch of friends who just wanna chat and don't wanna play something competitive it fills all those roles.

I guess we should expect even less changes and content going forward... I know the level creation was just created to allow the community to provide free content so I wonder what else they can do to continue this or if the game will just die off.

They just did that FF14 collab too... I think the fall guys portion of it was already accessible but I think the ff14 event is coming up next patch?

Welp. I only played Murder By Numbers from them, but it's sad to see a studio you know get hit like that.

I played it obsessively for the first season and got pretty decent at it.

The second season started, I got disconnected from my first four games about 3 rounds into each. Played it once more on the day that you could cheese the Infallible achievement by running Hoverboard Heroes over and over.

Never played it again. Certainly never touched it since it went "free".