#MindSeye

From Engadget: MindsEye developer Build a Rocket Boy has reportedly laid off even more staff

From Destructoid RSS Feed: MindsEye’s salvaged Hitman DLC cuts Agent 47, and seemingly a good chunk of its staff, too

From Eurogamer RSS Feed: MindsEye studio Build A Rocket Boy reportedly lays off around 170 more employees following story campaign update inspired by alleged sabotage

From Rockpapershotgun RSS Feed: MindsEye studio Build a Rocket Boy reportedly lay off around two thirds of 250 remaining staff following release of sabotage mission

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: MindsEye developer Build a Rocket Boy lays off even more people

From Kotaku RSS Feed: MindsEye Studio Hit With More Mass Layoffs Just As It Was Promising A Turnaround

The Build a Rocket Boy co-CEOs could really do with a new PR manager, because they've even managed to upset the die-hard MindsEye community this time

The mission is dull and witless, and the promised "evidence" of sabotage against developer Build a Rocket Boy utterly fails to materialize.

Build a Rocket Boy's ex-lead animator, Chris Wilson, had a lot to say about his time at the company, and the two co-CEOs steering its sinking ship

From Rockpapershotgun RSS Feed: MindsEye's mission about Build a Rocket Boy's alleged "saboteurs" is a rather meh Hitman impression that saw me waste 30 minutes swearing in a warehouse

MindsEye's new Blacklisted DLC doesn't prove that Build a Rocket Boy was sabotaged. It just reaffirms that MindsEye isn't very good.

From Rockpapershotgun RSS Feed: Unionised Build a Rocket Boy staff take legal action against MindsEye studio, accusing management of breaking the law with "invasive" surveillance software

MindsEye developer Build a Rocket Boy remains so convinced that corporate foul play contributed to the disastrous launch of its debut game that it’s now planning to prove it to its audience via in-game content.…