State of Decay developer Undead Labs announces layoffs as it goes independent.
While Undead Labs is avoiding closing as Xbox’s assortment of developers continues to shrink, the studio announced on LinkedIn that “Unfortunately, today we are also saying goodbye to a significant number of our colleagues. It’s difficult to reach this moment knowing that not everyone who helped get us here gets to make the rest of the journey with us.” Its blog post earlier said that State of Decay 3 development “r…
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