Sabotage Studio – канадская независимая студия разработки видеоигр, базирующаяся в Квебеке. Наиболее известна благодаря своей пиксельной ролевой игре Sea of Stars, получившей признание критиков и игроков за ностальгический стиль, захватывающий сюжет и инновационную боевую систему. Студия стремится создавать игры, вдохновленные классическими RPG, но с современным подходом к дизайну и повествованию. Их цель – дарить игрокам запоминающиеся и эмоциональные впечатления, сочетая ретро-эстетику с современными игровыми механиками.
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Разработчики из канадской Sabotage Studio (The Messenger) поделились сразу несколькими важными новостями о своей олдскульной ролевой игре Sea of Stars, дебютировавшей в 2023 году.
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MindsEye studio reportedly installed monitoring software on staff PCs without their knowledge, as execs continue alleging sabotage "It's the 1% that is the problem" Management at Scottish studio Build A Rocket Boy, makers of notoriously panned GTA-like MindsEye, have reportedly installed monitoring software onto the PCs of their staff without informing the workers beforehand. The move appears to be linked to ongoing claims from BARB executives that the game's prospects have been deliberately sabotaged by third parties. GamesIndustry.biz and Insider Gaming report that Teramind monitoring software has been installed on staff PCs, with GamesIndustry stating the workers first found out by noticing that their machines were running more slowly than usual. The GI report claims that Build A Rocket Boy management subsequently came clean and asked the staff to sign an updated IT privacy policy.
Can Build A Rocket Boy save itself? As the company installs monitoring software to root out "saboteurs" while attempting a "reset" for troubled debut MindsEye, insiders tell of long-running problems The latest twist in the MindsEye story came last week when staff at the Edinburgh-based studio discovered that the company had installed surveillance software on their PCs without their knowledge. According to Slack messages seen by GamesIndustry.biz, workers at the studio discovered that management had installed monitoring software called Teramind on their machines. Although the Rockstar veteran was very successful in attracting investment for the studio on the back of his previous track record – including a $110 million cash injection at the start of 2024 – staff say that he struggled to delegate responsibility and appeared to lack clarity in the vision for the game.
Build a Rocket Boy announces "reset" as part of new update and marketing push for MindsEye "New phase of ongoing development" begins with latest update following catastrophic launch, but arrives alongside new controversy Build a Rocket Boy has announced a "new phase of ongoing development" for its troubled open-world game MindsEye, marking the company's first notable PR push since the game's launch in June, but arriving alongside fresh controversy around the studio's founder. In a press release, the studio said the game had received its "most significant post-launch update yet, achieving the studio’s vision for quality and setting the stage for exciting future content updates" and would serve as "a reset for the brand and the title in 2026." The trailer for the new update is titled "MindsEye - More Than It Seems". The game was poorly received on launch, with players reporting bugs and poor performance, last-minute cancellation of sponsored marketing streams, and dismal reviews. The developer laid off staff soon afterwards, but has continued to push out updates to the game with the latest being the seventh.