Big Huge Games to Layoff 32 People Amid Restructuring

Hunt Valley video game development studio Big Huge Games will lay off 32 people as it restructures.

The studio, which is owned by Japan-based online video game company Nexon, disclosed the job losses Dec. 23 in a notice filed with the state’s labor department. It said the layoffs are effective Jan. 15. The news was first reported by the Baltimore Business Journal.

A well-known name in Baltimore County’s storied community of video game developers that dates to 2000, Big Huge Games is currently behind the mobile real-time strategy games DomiNations, which launched in 2015, and Arcane Showdown, which debuted in March 2020. Timonium-based Big Huge was acquired by Nexon in 2016, and DomiNations has gone on to surpass 50 million downloads and $150 million in revenue. As DomiNations’ success grew, so did the team. Leaders talked about how the studio can be a talent engine for the Baltimore area.

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