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Star Stable developer suffers layoffs to ensure the MMO can ‘adapt, grow, and deliver memorable experiences’
Star Stable Entertainment, the developer of the equestrian MMORPG Star Stable, has undergone a restructuring that resulted in approximately 20% of its workforce being laid off. Interim CEO James Watkins stated the move is intended to reduce operating costs and refocus resources to ensure the game's future adaptability and growth. The article expresses concern over the industry's impact on even softer games and hopes for the affected employees.
Star Stable Entertainment reduces workforce by 20% to secure long-term future of its multiplayer horse adventure RPG
Star Stable Entertainment has laid off 20% of its workforce as part of a restructuring program aimed at securing the company's long-term future. Interim CEO James Watkins stated that reducing operating costs and refocusing resources is necessary for the multiplayer horse adventure RPG developer to adapt and grow.
MMO Week in Review: Way too early access
This week's MMO news covers the early access launch of Stars Reach, which some consider premature. Other highlights include a look at Guild Wars 3's Kodan, Daybreak's acquisition of Cold Iron Studios, new content for EverQuest Legends, and an analysis of the survival game Stormforge. The article also touches on various other MMO updates, rumors, and industry discussions.
Whatever happened to 15-year-old equestrian MMORPG Star Stable?
The family-friendly equestrian MMORPG Star Stable is celebrating its 15th anniversary and remains actively developed by Star Stable Entertainment AB. Recent updates in 2024 and 2025 have focused on mechanics like jousting, overhauled equestrian centers, wardrobe features, and a new tack system. The studio is currently working on a more realistic show jumping mode for 2026, indicating the game is alive and well.
The Daily Grind: What obscure weapon(s) do you want to see added to your MMO?
This article discusses the desire for more obscure and exotic weapon types to be added to MMORPGs, beyond common swords and bows. The author suggests a laser whip as an example, even for games like Star Stable and Hello Kitty Online, to add visual flair and unique combat animations.