Vampire Survivors developer Poncle is celebrating the game's continued success by opening up multiple studios, with plans to release more than 15 games. This follows this week's release of the spinoff Vampire Crawlers.
Vampire Survivors developer Poncle is celebrating the game’s continued success by opening up multiple studios, with plans to release more than 15 games. This follows this week’s release of the spinoff Vampire Crawlers.
It feels a bit alarming but the article says the teams are “very small.” I’m not sure how small, but if it’s like 50 people total spread out in 3-4 man teams, and assuming they aren’t sinking money into physical workspaces, that isn’t so bad. We just don’t have enough information to really know what this means fiscally, I’m afraid.
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Fifteen? Uh, yikes, that probably isn’t good. I do hate how long compaines take to make games today but still.
It feels a bit alarming but the article says the teams are “very small.” I’m not sure how small, but if it’s like 50 people total spread out in 3-4 man teams, and assuming they aren’t sinking money into physical workspaces, that isn’t so bad. We just don’t have enough information to really know what this means fiscally, I’m afraid.