Night Street Games cuts jobs after Last Flag fails to "achieve the financial success we anticipated" Just days after telling players that it wasn't "going anywhere" after pausing production on its hero shooter that launched just a few weeks ago, Night Street Games has made a "reduction" to its team.
Just days after announcing a pause in production for its hero shooter Last Flag, Night Street Games has downsized its team due to the game's underperformance. Executive producer Jonathan Jelinek confirmed the news on LinkedIn, citing the studio's failure to meet financial expectations as the reason for the layoffs. While the exact number of developers affected remains undisclosed, the studio assured players that Last Flag will continue to receive updates despite the setback.
Night Street Games emphasized their commitment to delivering a complete game experience without microtransactions, expressing gratitude for the community's support. Despite the challenges in attracting a sustainable audience, the studio plans to release new content for Last Flag, including a tenth character, a new map, cosmetics, and more. The statement concluded with reassurances that the game will persist, driven by the community's faith and the team's dedication.
