EurogamerJune 27, 2026

Quantic Dream staff say Star Wars Eclipse "literally cannot be finished" if 115 layoffs proceed

Striking employees at Quantic Dream warn that the studio’s plan to lay off 115 developers would prevent completion of the upcoming Star Wars Eclipse, saying the game "literally cannot be finished."

Striking staff at Quantic Dream have warned that if the studio proceeds with plans to lay off 115 developers, its upcoming Star Wars Eclipse game "literally cannot be finished." The employees made the claim while protesting the proposed cuts.

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