Homefront: The Revolution Game Director Resigns - briefly
(hx) 10:14 AM CEST - Jul,13 2014
- Post a comment According to Kotaku, Homefront: The Revolution's game director Hasit Zala (who was also director of Warface) resigned from his position at Crytek UK. And Hasit is not the only one that has left Crytek. Both Crytek and Deep Silver denied to comment about this.
Crytek UK development manager Ben Harris also left the studio this month, and a number of other people have either left or are openly looking for new employment as of this week, sources say. The exact number is hard to pin down, as Crytek UK is in flux as staff await news on the studio’s future, but the departures includes senior leadership-just two weeks ago, studio head Karl Hilton confirmed to me that he was leaving his role, though he said he plans to stay within the company.
"It creates a weird scenario as there are now no upper management," said a person connected to Crytek UK. "Everything is just continuing on a downwards spiral."
"People haven't been paid for a long time," said a second person connected to the studio.
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