Hi-Rez, the studio behind Smite 2, suffers another round of layoffs, but unlike previous ones, this latest shakeup comes for ...

Smite and Paladins dev Hi-Rez has been hit with another round of layoffs, but only seniors and executives were cut to keep Smite 2 alive.

Layoffs are happening at Hi-Rez Studios as the group moves to reform its priorities around Smite 2. Alongside an layoff of allegedly 70 employees, several games in the Hi-Rez portfolio are halting ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Smite and Realm Royale developer and publisher Hi-Rez is shifting most of its remaining staff and resources away from some of its current games in ...

With access to that community, Hi-Rez are confident in their ability to bring in new Smite players by themselves. They're less confident in Steam's ability to promote free-to-play games.

The ongoing wave of layoffs in the video game industry continues with Hi-Rez Studios, the developer of the Smite games, announcing it will be letting go of an unspecified number of employees.

The game team roles impacted disproportionally affect our team working on cosmetic skin content and system features." Hi-Rez is now focusing entirely on Smite 2 beyond "small teams supporting ...

We’re also promised “special game reveals”, with a “ton of announcements” apparently for Smite, Paladins, Smite Tactics and “other things coming from Hi-Rez Studios”. Head to the Hi ...

Hi-Rez split itself into multiple separate studios in 2018: Titan Forge develops the Smite games, while Evil Mojo does Paladins. G&A is presumably Hi-Rez's general and administration division.

games are too often declared "dead" when those numbers naturally decrease over time. But it does seem like Hi-Rez has struggled to land a hit in the years since Smite and Paladins.

Georgia earlier in January 2016 hosted the SMITE World Championships along with the PaladinsInvitational. But Hi-Rez also had their upcoming mobile game SMITE Rivals on display at the event too. It’s ...

Hi-Rez Studios, the maker of a promising free-to-play online battle game called Smite, has announced a publishing deal with China’s giant online entertainment company Tencent. Above: Smite’s ...