Grounded 2 is also a change in how Obsidian works; the studio tapped Eidos, known for its work on the modern Deus Ex games ...

Embracer Group has reportedly cancelled the once-upcoming brand new Deus Ex game from Eidos Montreal, and on top of that hit the studio with layoffs to the tune of 97 developers now out of work.

The majority of Grounded 2's dev wasn't actually made by Obsidian themselves, and was instead outsourced to Eidos Montreal as ...

Eidos Montreal is hardly the first to face layoffs, even this year. The loss of a possible Deus Ex game stings as well, but hopefully those affected will find their footing elsewhere.

Eidos-Montréal stays committed to deliver its other projects currently in development.” Eidos-Montréal announced layoffs of 97 staff just this January.

Eidos-Montreal is the latest gaming company to be hit with layoffs. Four months into 2025, the gaming industry has experienced both amazing and not-so-pleasing news.

Eidos-Montreal shared a message confirming layoffs of 97 employees, but did not comment on the Deus Ex title that's rumored to be cancelled.

Embracer Group cancels a two-year Deus Ex project, alongside staff layoffs reported at Eidos Montreal. Meanwhile, the studio plans to concentrate on creating an original franchise. Up Next: Get 5 ...

Eidos Montreal lays off 97 staff, new Deus Ex game reportedly canceled "The challenges of our industry and the comprehensive restructuring announced by Embracer have finally impacted our studio." ...

Eidos Montreal was founded as a development studio in 2007. This comes after layoffs in January 2024 after reports that a new Deus Ex game was canceled by Eidos Montreal owner Embracer Group.

This is where Eidos Montreal can lend a helping hand. Founded back in 2007, Eidos Montreal came out of the gate swinging with Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

While Embracer Group already canceled a new 'Deus Ex' game resulting in jobs losses at Eidos-Montréal back in 2024, it seems the Tomb Raider developer has been hit by another round of layoffs.