Torn Banner Studios Lays Off Staff Following No More Room in Hell 2 Early Access Launch

The independent developer cites restructuring challenges but remains committed to a full 2025 release for its co-op zombie shooter.

Torn Banner Studios, known for Chivalry 2 and No More Room in Hell 2, has announced layoffs as part of a company restructuring.
The layoffs come after the October Early Access release of No More Room in Hell 2, which received mixed reviews due to technical and performance issues.
CEO Steve Piggott emphasized the studio's commitment to completing No More Room in Hell 2, with a full 1.0 release planned for 2025.
Chivalry 2, which received its final update earlier this year, will not be impacted, and its servers will remain operational.
Affected employees are being provided severance packages, allowed to keep their work computers, and offered assistance in finding new roles in the industry.