Tencent's Riot Games to cut around 530 jobs, or 11% of its workforce
Videogame maker Riot Games will try to narrow its focus after making what executives said were several years of "big bets" and expansion.
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Videogame maker Riot Games will try to narrow its focus after making what executives said were several years of "big bets" and expansion.
The job cuts at Riot Games come days after big tech heavyweights, including Google and Amazon, have confirmed layoffs across multiple divisions.
Riot Games, developer of League of Legends and Valorant, are making huge cuts to their workforce, leaving many facing redundancy
Developer Riot Games, best known for its MOBA title League of Legends and its FPS Valorant, announced a round of layoffs that will affect 530 team members or 11 percent of its total workforce.
Riot Games, the developer and publisher behind titles like League of Legends, is cutting 530 jobs and ending external game development.