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Developer behind beloved platformer Limbo regains ownership of his indie studio, announcing that "the road ahead will be entirely different"
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This post did not contain any content.wrote 28 days ago last edited byI'm a bit confused by this article, since Limbo and Inside were developed by [Playdead](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playdead), not Jumpship. Somerville was the only game released by Jumpship afaik. Although Patti was a part of both companies. Which might be what the article's writer ment since the title makes that distinction.
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This post did not contain any content.wrote 28 days ago last edited by> Unfortunately, the company is now empty of employees, so the road ahead will be entirely different. Not much of a studio the guy bought back. Just a name and some IP rights maybe.
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> Unfortunately, the company is now empty of employees, so the road ahead will be entirely different. Not much of a studio the guy bought back. Just a name and some IP rights maybe.wrote 28 days ago last edited byMaybe he made a nice profit from it then! And he can rehire/rebuild!
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> Unfortunately, the company is now empty of employees, so the road ahead will be entirely different. Not much of a studio the guy bought back. Just a name and some IP rights maybe.wrote 28 days ago last edited bySo you are saying the studio is in some-kinna-in-between state? I can't think of the term rn