Build a Rocket Boy enters the redundancy process, preparing to lay off staff after the ill-received launch of its game MindsEye.

B uild A Rocket Boy, the studio behind MindsEye, is seemingly looking to make major cuts to its workforce following the ...

"The launch of MindsEye has been a significant milestone for Build A Rocket Boy, but we know that we still have a lot more to do to grow our community in the coming years. The challenges we’ve ...

Build A Rocket Boy has told staff a redundancy process has begun amid the disastrous launch of MindsEye. The cuts could affect over 100 employees, studio sources have told IGN.

Around 300 UK-based employees at Build A Rocket Boy have reportedly received "at-risk of redundancy" emails following ...

The rise and fall of MindsEye and Everywhere is a story of over-ambition and projects that get out of hand. All the ...

It was reported last month MindsEye developer Build a Rocket Boy told employees it had begun the process to [...] ...

Original Story: MindsEye studio Build a Rocket Boy has started a redundancy process that could see more than 100 of its UK workers lose their jobs over the coming weeks, a new IGN report claims.

MindsEye director Leslie Benzies has reportedly told staff the studio will relaunch the game, around the time about 300 ...

Build A Rocket Boy's studio head Leslie Benzies reportedly said he wants to 'relaunch' Mindseye and give it a chance at a ...

Build A Rocket Boy, the studio behind MindsEye, has revealed that it’s ‘heartbroken’ over the troubled launch for the game, which has seen players flag up numerous bugs and glitches.

It's understood that Build A Rocket Boy has roughly 300 UK employees currently working at the studio, and around 200 abroad.