'I Was a Little Worried About Getting Swallowed Up' — Undead Labs Boss Reveals Why State of Decay 3 Was Revealed So Early
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{ "epilogue": "Undead Labs discussed its split from Xbox and the necessity of making changes to State of Decay 3 following layoffs. The studio head addressed early game revelations, labor costs, and investor hesitancy in the games industry.
Coverage quieted without a definitive conclusion regarding the game's ultimate release state." }
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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