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Samson dev Liquid Swords has reportedly gone bankrupt

Swedish studio Liquid Swords, maker of action game Samson, has reportedly been put into bankruptcy. Read more

Samson dev Liquid Swords has reportedly gone bankrupt

Swedish game studio Liquid Swords, creator of the action title Samson, has reportedly filed for bankruptcy, according to reports. This puts the company's nearly 30 employees at risk, though they may be protected by Sweden's state wage guarantee, as the bankruptcy trustee seeks a potential buyer for the struggling firm. The studio, founded in 2020 by Christofer Sundberg, initially struggled to secure a publisher, and Samson received mixed reviews for its technical and performance issues upon release on PC in April, followed by PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in September.

The studio joins a growing list of affected developers, including Xbox's recent layoffs of 268 employees and the potential closure of Ninja Theory.

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