Employment Law

Tilting Point Cuts 20% of Workforce Due to ‘Tough’ Market

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What’s happening at Tilting Point?

Tilting Point, a leading mobile game publisher, has confirmed plans to reduce its workforce by up to 20%, affecting approximately 90 employees. The layoffs will impact staff across its global offices, which are located in Boston, Barcelona, Kyiv, Los Angeles, New York, Seoul, and San Diego. The company currently employs around 450 people, with some staff working out of Vancouver, B.C.

The layoffs were first reported by MobileGamer.biz. Notable games produced by Tilting Point include Star Trek Timelines, SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off, Narcos, and Astrokings, along with titles on Netflix and Apple Arcade.

Official statements

Kevin Segalla, founder and CEO of Tilting Point, acknowledged the difficult market conditions:

  • “As anyone watching the games industry is acutely aware, the current market is tough and it has impacted us as well.”
  • “We have done everything we can to maintain the shape of the business as long as possible, however, we have come to a point where we have had to make some difficult decisions in order to continue operating a healthy ongoing company.”
  • “Unfortunately, this includes layoffs of some of our amazing colleagues in different parts of the organization. We are making every effort we can to support those who are departing, including helping outgoing employees to find new positions and creating a Tilting Point Alumni network, where alums can support and refer employees to their current and new employers.”

Impact in Canada

It remains unclear exactly how many Tilting Point employees in Canada will lose their job as a result of this layoff.

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Major layoffs continue

The job cuts come amid a flurry of layoffs in 2024.

Big names, including Wells Fargo, Intuit, Goldman Sachs, UiPath, Dyson, Vancity, Stifel, SAP Canada, Netflix, AmDocs, EXL Service, Best Buy, Relic Entertainment, Ubisoft, Intel, Amazon, and Telus, have pulled out the axe as they continue to navigate challenging economic conditions.

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