The Witcher 3 director’s new game isn’t being derailed by NetEase cuts, according to studio
Rebel Wolves, a studio formed by former The Witcher 3 developers, is partially owned by NetEase, a Chinese gaming conglomerate. As NetEase has been cutting a ton lately, many worried that Rebel Wolves would be affected, though that seems not to be the case.
Tomasz Tinc, one of the co-owners of Rebel Wolves, said in a Feb. 24 LinkedIn post that the studio is “facing no financial issues,” and that it is “fully funded.” He further stated that the stake NetEase has in the studio is a minority one, meaning that it cannot significantly influence how the studio functions, nor shut it down as it had with some others.
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