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Killing Floor and Maneater developer Tripwire Interactive has laid off 36 staff.

In a statement posted to Twitter/X today, the studio said: "Today we share difficult news: Tripwire has undergone a workforce reduction, affecting 36 talented people across our studio. This was certainly not an easy decision, but unfortunately a necessary one for the organization."

Tripwire said its remaining staff are focused on internal projects, including "active development of Maneater 2, ongoing work on Killing Floor 3 and publishing efforts under the Tripwire Presents label," adding that it would support those affected "with compassion and dignity during this transition."


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