GTFO and Den of Wolves developer 10 Chambers has confirmed a significant restructuring, resulting in a 'large number' of layoffs, including several of the studio's co-founders. This decision comes as the studio reevaluates its operations and structure, with a focus on creating 'way smaller games'. The announcement follows the departure of Hjalmar Vikström, co-founder and chief development officer, who expressed his intention to move in a new direction on LinkedIn. The studio's statement acknowledges the difficult nature of these changes, emphasizing their thoughtful approach and commitment to the Den of Wolves vision. Ulf Andersson and Simon Viklund, remaining co-founders, are dedicated to leading the studio forward. The exact number of remaining staff members is uncertain, as the original team consisted of nine members. The last update on Den of Wolves was in December, showcasing pre-heist stealth gameplay, live firefights, and mechanical Sentinels. The studio's focus on smaller games and the impact of these changes on the team's dynamics have sparked curiosity and discussion among industry observers and fans alike.
