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Gaming BoltNegative

Nacon Connect 2026 Showcase Announced for May 17th

Nacon has announced its Nacon Connect 2026 showcase will take place on May 17th, featuring games like The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu and Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish. This event proceeds despite Nacon's recent filing for insolvency and ongoing financial restructuring, which has led to concerns from the French game industry union about mismanagement and its impact on studios like Cyanide Studios, Spiders, and Kylotonn.

Checkpoint GamingVery negative

Greedfall developer Spiders is closing down

French development studio Spiders, known for games like Greedfall and Steelrising, is closing down after 18 years. The closure follows the insolvency filing of its parent company, Nacon, which was unable to find a buyer for the studio. The Union of Video Game Workers stated that 71 employees are affected and accused Nacon's management of a deliberate choice.

Happy GamerVery negative

Spiders Studio Liquidated After Period of Uncertainty | HappyGamer

French RPG developer Spiders has been officially liquidated after a period of uncertainty. The studio, known for titles like GreedFall and The Technomancer, carved out a niche in the mid-tier market with ambitious original IP. Their closure highlights the precarious position of mid-tier developers in an increasingly consolidated and hit-driven industry.

Blues NewsNegative

Spiders Closed; GreedFall DLC Still Coming

French developer Spiders has confirmed its closure, stating it is being liquidated. Despite the studio's shutdown, the previously promised downloadable content for their game GreedFall is still expected to be released.

Wolfs Gaming BlogVery negative

Spiders (Greedfall, Steelrising) Is Shutting Down Amidst Ongoing Nacon Troubles

Developer Spiders has announced its immediate liquidation, resulting in the loss of 70-90 jobs. The closure is attributed to financial difficulties faced by publisher Nacon and its parent company, BigBen Entertainment. Despite the studio's shutdown, the planned DLC for Greedfall: The Dying World is still set to be released by Nacon.

IGNVery negative

GreedFall Developer Is Shutting Down

Spiders, the development studio behind the RPG GreedFall, has announced it is ceasing operations immediately. The closure marks the end of the company's work in the video game industry.

Games IndustryVery negative

Greedfall developer Spiders set to close

The Paris-based game developer Spiders, known for Greedfall: The Dying World, is set to close after its parent company Nacon failed to find a buyer. The studio confirmed its liquidation, stating that it will cease functions immediately, though Nacon will release the planned DLC. This follows reports of the cancellation of another project and insolvency filings by several Nacon subsidiaries.

Noisy PixelNegative

GreedFall Developer Spiders Confirmed to Be Liquidated; Final DLC to Release via Nacon

RPG developer Spiders, known for GreedFall, has confirmed its liquidation. The studio, operating since 2008, will cease functions immediately. Publisher Nacon will release the final planned DLC for GreedFall, but the future of the GreedFall series, including the prequel GreedFall: The Dying World, is now uncertain.

PC GamerVery negative

6 weeks after releasing Greedfall: The Dying World, famed Eurojank studio Spiders is closing

French RPG studio Spiders is closing six weeks after the release of its latest game, Greedfall: The Dying World. The closure is a result of financial troubles affecting its parent company, Nacon, which filed for insolvency. Despite efforts to sell the studio, no buyer was found, leading to liquidation.

GematsuVery negative

GreedFall developer Spiders shuts down

Spiders, the Paris-based studio owned by Nacon and known for developing games such as GreedFall, Steelrising, and GreedFall: The Dying World, has officially shut down. The closure marks the end of an era for the development team.

EurogamerVery negative

GreedFall: The Dying World studio Spiders is reportedly closing its doors after parent company Nacon failed to find a buyer

Developer Spiders, known for the GreedFall series, is reportedly being shut down after its parent company Nacon filed for insolvency and failed to find a buyer. The studio, also responsible for Steelrising and The Technomancer, ceased regular activity recently. GreedFall: The Dying World recently left early access.

Gaming InstinctsVery negative

GreedFall and Steel Rising Developer Spiders Will Reportedly Shut Down

Reports indicate that Spiders, the development studio behind GreedFall and Steelrising, is set to shut down. Publisher Nacon was unable to find a buyer, leading to the liquidation of the studio and layoffs for its approximately 70 employees. The article also provides details on the upcoming GreedFall II.

GamespotVery negative

After Almost 20 Years, This Prolific RPG Studio Is Shutting Down

Spiders, the Paris-based studio known for games like Greedfall and Steelrising, has officially confirmed it is shutting down and being liquidated. The closure follows financial difficulties experienced by its parent company, Nacon, which is also facing insolvency. Despite the studio's demise, the Greedfall: The Dying World DLC is still set to be released.

Gaming BoltNegative

GreedFall and Steel Rising Developer Spiders is Shutting Its Doors – Rumor

Reports suggest that Spiders, the development studio behind GreedFall and Steelrising, is reportedly shutting down due to Nacon's inability to find a buyer. The studio's workforce of approximately 70 employees is expected to be laid off, and Nacon Tech has also met a similar fate.

Rock Paper ShotgunVery negative

Greedfall and Steelrising developer Spiders look set to close their doors, according to a recent report

Developer Spiders, known for games like Greedfall and Steelrising, is reportedly facing closure due to insolvency proceedings initiated by publisher Nacon. This follows layoffs last year, and despite the recent launch of Greedfall: The Dying World, the studio has not secured a buyer. A French video game union has blamed Nacon's mismanagement for the studio's predicament.

Push SquareVery negative

Steelrising, GreedFall PS5 Dev Spiders Confirms It's Closing Its Doors

French game studio Spiders, known for Steelrising and GreedFall, is officially closing down and moving into liquidation. The studio confirmed the news following reports of serious financial troubles at its publisher, Nacon. Spiders will cease all operations after the release of DLC for GreedFall: The Dying World.

Push SquareVery negative

Steelrising, GreedFall PS5 Dev Spiders Is Reportedly Soon to Close

French game studio Spiders, known for Steelrising and GreedFall, is reportedly set to close due to severe financial difficulties at its publisher, Nacon. Nacon failed to find a buyer for the studio and will initiate liquidation proceedings. Staff have been advised to update their CVs as the studio winds down operations.

Blues NewsNegative

Rumor Mill

Reports suggest that the studio Spiders, known for unique RPGs, may be shutting down after 18 years of operation. These claims have been met with mixed reactions, with some conflicting information emerging.

Tech RaptorVery negative

GreedFall and Steelrising Dev Spiders Reportedly Shutting Down

Spiders, the development studio behind RPGs like GreedFall and Steelrising, is reportedly shutting down after its parent company Nacon failed to find a buyer. The studio had previously filed for insolvency and experienced layoffs. Its latest game, GreedFall: The Dying World, did not achieve significant player numbers on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

PC GamerNeutral

Flawless victory was never on the cards for eurojank, but I honestly can't tell if it won or lost

The term 'eurojank' describes ambitious but often buggy European games that foster a unique cultural fondness. While many classic eurojank titles are now considered polished AAA games or have faded, the spirit of ambitious, mid-budget development persists despite challenges like publisher insolvency and studio closures. The article reflects on the charm of finding magic amidst imperfections, a characteristic that defined the eurojank era.