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Two months after revealing Crossfire, That's No Moon have seemingly laid off 14 members of staff

Two months ago, That's No Moon, a studio made up of former Naughty Dog and Infinity Ward devs, revealed Crossfire, a cinematic military shooter with a sci-fi flair. The team first formed around five years ago, but now it appears that there's layoffs before they've even managed to get their first game out the door. Read more

Two months after revealing Crossfire, That's No Moon have seemingly laid off 14 members of staff

Two months after announcing Crossfire, That's No Moon appears to have laid off 14 employees, according to reports. The studio, composed of former Naughty Dog and Infinity Ward developers, first emerged five years ago. The studio's first game, Crossfire, is a cinematic military shooter with a sci-fi twist, though its release date remains unknown.

Crossfire's gameplay features an adaptive cover system that allows players to adjust to their environment, featuring rocky terrain for stealthy movement. The game is part of a broader Crossfire series, which has had mixed results. Previous titles, including CrossfireX and Crossfire: Legion, have faced various fates, including closure and delisting.

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