Update 4/30/2025: Bloomberg Report 100 employees are placed in Respon, part of a large range of cuts-200–300 staff members-as a whole.
Bloomberg It also reports that one of the two incubation projects of the response was canceled, which was a extraction shooter set within the Titanfall universe. As a incubation project, title development was very early in development. EA said in Part, a statement about the trimming:
“These decisions are not easy, and we are deeply grateful to the partner of every team affected – their creativity and contribution has helped to build response about what is today. We are giving meaningful support to the affected people, including searching for new opportunities within the EA.”
Basic Story: The developer behind Respon Entertainment, Titanfall, Apex Legends and Star Wars JD series, has announced pruning due to internal changes in its development pipeline.
One in statementThe developer says that he is “adjusting” for his top legends and star Wars JD teams, the latter current is currently working on a follow -up of 2023. Star Wars JD: SurvivorThe developer has also discontinued the development of two “early-phase incubation projects”.
These changes have resulted in an unknown number of employees trimmed. Respon said it would provide “meaningful support” to the affected employees, including the publisher finding new opportunities within the EA.
“Looking forward, our commitment remains unchanged for players-first,” says Respon. “Innovation has always been at the core of response, and it continues how we create the future – from developing live experiences to the new world and stories preparing.”
You can read Respawn’s full statement Below (click to expand):
Last year, was one of the studios affected by Respon Publisher in EAAs a result, its undeclared star Wars First-Person Shooter was canceled. In addition to developing the title Third Star Wars JD, the Respon Bit is collaborating on the reactor Star Wars Zero CompanyEarlier this month, a single-Khiladi turn-based strategy game was announced.
