Paladin Studios Closes After 19 Years, Lays Off 45 Employees

The Dutch game developer cited insufficient work to cover operational costs as the primary reason for its shutdown.

Paladin Studios, known for collaborations with Nintendo and Apple, has ceased operations after nearly two decades.
The studio's decision to close was driven by financial challenges, aiming to avoid insolvency and ensure a debt-free closure.
All 45 employees of the studio have been laid off, with the company urging other firms to consider hiring these skilled workers.
Despite the closure, Paladin Studios will continue to provide technical support for its existing game titles.
The studio has been a significant player in co-developing popular games like 'Cut The Rope Remastered' and 'Galaga Wars.'