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New studio Compass to be led by trade veteran Callum Godfrey following closure of nDreams Studio Orbital and nDreams Studio


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nDreams has launched a brand new studio known as Compass, because it shuts down two others.

In an announcement to Sport Developer, the agency confirmed the closure of nDreams Studio Orbital and nDreams Studio following its restructuring program introduced final September. Because of this program, as much as 17.5% of workers have been susceptible to redundancy.

“Each groups did sensible work and many individuals from these affected studios have been retained inside nDreams’ new look construction, with a number of of these forming a part of the brand new Compass studio,” the VR writer and developer stated.

nDreams now consists of three studios: Compass, nDreams Studio Elevation and Close to Mild.

Compass shall be headed by trade veteran Callum Godfrey, who beforehand held roles at Activision, Digital Arts, and King. Godfrey has been at nDreams since November 2023, when he joined as the pinnacle of third get together publishing.

The group at Compass is made up of 40 staff, with expertise of engaged on video games together with 2023’s Synapse.

“VR audiences are extra various than ever, with an inflow of players into the market who select VR as their major gaming platform, and Compass is uniquely positioned to satisfy their wants,” stated Godfrey.

“Drawing from nDreams’ huge VR expertise, Compass is totally centered on creating titles that may contact the lives of a brand new technology of VR gamers.”

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