A week ago, Behaviour Interactive downsized a portion of its workforce, leading to rumors online suggesting that the layoffs were a response to the employees’ desire to unionize. Additionally, it was alleged that most of those laid off were opposed to the use of generative artificial intelligence.

The number of people who lost their jobs is unknown.

The amount of the deal is not disclosed.

Red Hook Studios, the developer of the Darkest Dungeon series, has become a subsidiary of Behaviour Interactive.

Yesterday, Behaviour Interactive announced the cancellation of the cooperative PvE shooter Project T set in the Dead by Daylight universe. It has now been revealed that the studio working on the game, Midwinter Entertainment, has shut down.

According to data from the Game Industry Layoffs portal, the scale of layoffs in the gaming industry is gradually decreasing. By their calculations, gaming companies laid off a total of 632 employees in June.

Canadian company Behaviour Interactive has announced layoffs. It will part ways with 95 specialists amidst “strategic changes in structure.”

The Canadian Behavior Interactive, known primarily for the cooperative survival Dead by Daylight, apparently, everything is fine. The company is launching its second UK studio this year.

Bethesda Softworks has filed a lawsuit against the Canadian studio Behavior Interactive. The reason was the Westworld mobile game based on the TV series of the same name, developed by Behavior. Bethesda claims that Westworld is an explicit clone of the Fallout Shelter mobile simulator, created based on the source code of the game without the permission of the copyright holder.

The Canadian company Behavior Interactive liquidated the Chilean branch and laid off about 30 employees. Behavior Interactive is known as the developer of Fallout Shelter, Day by Daylight and other games.