Phoenix Labs

Since Fae Farm’s reveal, players have been excited to jump into the cozy title but had one major hang-up about the upcoming title: its price. Now, with the release date just around the corner, developers Phoenix Labs seem to have heard fan feedback and have reduced the game’s price for its PC release to the delight of fans.

Palia developer Singularity 6 has laid off 36 employees.

Developer Phoenix Labs has announced that it is cancelling development on all titles at the studio aside from Dauntless and Fae Farm. The studio took to LinkedIn to make the announcement, where it revealed that it is being reorganised to focus more on its live service titles.

Dauntless and Fae Farm studio Phoenix Labs is undergoing significant restructuring resulting in layoffs and project cancellations.

Fae Farm developer Phoenix Labs has laid off "many" of its employees and reportedly canceled projects that were in development.

Phoenix Labs has reportedly laid off over 100 employees and canceled development on all non-Dauntless and Fae Farm projects.

Ascendant Studios has reportedly been hit with another major blow. The studio, which released its debut title Immortals of Aveum last year, seems to have furloughed the “majority” of its staff, which means they have been placed on indefinite leave without pay, but continue to be employed by the company on paper.

Immortals of Aveum developer Ascendant Studios has reportedly furloughed the majority of its staff.

Two former C-suite staff at developer Phoenix Labs have founded a brand new studio called Critical Path Games.

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EA has confirmed layoffs at UK developer Codemasters, the developer behind recent racing games F1 23 and EA Sports WRC.

Dauntless and Fae Farm developer Pheonix Labs has laid off 34 employees across its support teams.

Fae Farm is getting its first DLC, Coasts of Croakia, on December 14th. The colorful new update will add a new zone to explore, new quests, and more to the cozy farm sim with a magical touch.

Canada's Phoenix Labs is laying off yet more staff.

After suffering layoffs earlier this year, Dauntless developer Phoenix Labs has announced another round of departures. Thirty-four employees have left the studio due to a change in the support team structure, per a representative speaking to Games Industry.

Fae Farm and Dauntless developers Phoenix Labs have cut 34 jobs following an internal review. It's a sad end to a busy year for the Canadian studio, who bought their independence back from previous owner Garena in February, and laid off 9 per cent of their workforce in May.

Phoenix Labs, the developer behind recent indie success Fae Farm, has laid off 34 staff.

Phoenix Labs this week had its second round of layoffs this year, as reported by a number of now-former employees on LinkedIn.

Phoenix Labs CEO Jesse Houston and COO Jeanne-Marie Owens are both stepping down.

Phoenix Labs CEO and co-founder Jesse Houston and COO Jeanne-Marie Owens are stepping down from their roles, GamesIndustry.biz has learned.

Today, cozy farm Sim Fae Farm launches on PC and Nintendo Switch. The second game from Dauntless dev Phoenix Labs blends mechanics like growing and harvesting crops, raising farm animals, and catching animals with magic, narrative elements, and an island to explore.

Phoenix Labs is gearing up to release Fae Farm, its cozy magical farm sim on September 8th, and the team has confirmed that the game will feature cross play on all platforms. The dev team is also hosting a special community stream today to show off the cross-play feature as well as additional gameplay.