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Stop waiting for the Game of Thrones CRPG of your dreams and settle for the pleasant eurojank compromise instead
This article discusses the lack of a proper Game of Thrones CRPG, highlighting Cyanide's 2012 Game of Thrones as a "pleasant eurojank compromise." It contrasts this with potential projects from studios like Warhorse and Obsidian, ultimately praising Cyanide's commitment to the novels despite its low budget and dated presentation.
Four Nacon subsidiaries file for insolvency
Four Nacon subsidiaries, including developers Spiders, Kylotonn, Cyanide, and Nacon Tech, have filed for insolvency and commenced reorganisation proceedings in France. This follows Nacon's own court-supervised reorganisation after its majority shareholder, Bigben Interactive, failed to repay a loan.
Four Nacon-owned studios file for insolvency – Spiders, Cyanide, Kylotonn and Nacon Tech
Four Nacon subsidiary studios, including Spiders, Cyanide, and Kylotonn, have filed for insolvency as the parent company attempts to navigate a financial crisis. This move allows the studios to operate while restructuring debt and seeking financial sustainability. The crisis began when Nacon's majority stakeholder, Bigben Interactive, defaulted on a bond repayment.
French studios Spiders, Kylotonn, and Cyanide have filed for insolvency
French game development studios Spiders, Kylotonn, and Cyanide, all subsidiaries of Nacon, have filed for insolvency and requested judicial reorganization proceedings. Nacon itself previously filed for insolvency in February to restructure its debts. These proceedings allow companies to freeze liabilities and propose continuation plans to ensure business sustainability.
Embattled Publisher Nacon's Three Biggest Dev Teams Are Now in Trouble Too
French publisher Nacon has filed for insolvency, and its three largest development studios, Cyanide, Spiders, and Kylotonn, along with Cyanide subsidiary Big Bad Wolf, have also filed for insolvency and been placed in receivership. This situation affects approximately 320 employees across the studios.
