Highguard not shutting down following Wildlight layoffs, with a "core group" of developers left to support game "Much like our Wardens who get back up after losing a fight, we too will rise again for our next adventures." Just weeks after release, an unspecified number of Wildlight's Highguard development team has been laid off. The studio's live-service hero shooter will not be shut down, Wildlight has confirmed to Eurogamer, but instead be given to a "core group of developers" to keep the game going. In the statement shared with Eurogamer this morning, Wildlight wrote: "Today we made an incredibly difficult decision to part ways with a number of our team members while keeping a core group of developers to continue innovating on and supporting the game." The Highguard studio added it is "proud of the team, talent, and the product" it had created. Coming from several former Titanfall and Apex Legends developers, Highguard quickly had a large influx of players on its release earlier this year, however there were a few complaints as well, with many disappointed with areas such as map size and the 3v3 game format.
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