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Heart Machine cuts most of its staff after publisher deal collapses

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Heart Machine, the developer of Hyper Light Drifter, has laid off nearly everyone at the studio, with other reports describing the cuts as affecting the majority of its workforce.Backed by 3 sourcespcgamer.comgameinformer.comkotaku.com The layoffs followed the collapse of a publisher deal for an unannounced project, which the studio had been working on before the project was canceled.Backed by 1 sourcespcgamer.com

The layoffs were also described as affecting most of Heart Machine's developers after a publisher deal failed.Context from one sourcethegamer.com Alx Preston said the team had been working on an unannounced project that was canceled after its publisher backed out.Context from one sourcegamingbolt.com

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