Union Worried as DON’T NOD, Maker of the First “Life Is Strange,” Eyes Up to 85 Layoffs; “P14” May Move Largely to Outsourcing Image 1

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DON’T NOD, the studio behind the original *Life Is Strange* and other titles, faces union concerns over a proposed layoff plan affecting up to 85 employees to resolve financial difficulties—plans may include a significant shift toward outsourcing the production of its new title, “P14”
DON’T NOD, the studio behind the original *Life Is Strange* and other titles, faces union concerns over a proposed layoff plan affecting up to 85 employees to resolve financial difficulties—plans may include a significant shift toward outsourcing the production of its new title, “P14”
DON’T NOD, the studio behind the original *Life Is Strange* and other titles, faces union concerns over a proposed layoff plan affecting up to 85 employees aimed at resolving financial difficulties—plans may include a significant shift toward outsourcing the production of its new title, “P14.”
DON’T NOD, the studio behind the original *Life Is Strange* and other titles, faces union concerns over a proposed layoff plan affecting up to 85 employees aimed at resolving financial difficulties—plans may include a significant shift toward outsourcing the production of its new title, “P14.”