In its Q3 earnings report, game engine software company Unity has announced it is likely going to implement layoffs, product discontinuations, and downsizing its offices.

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Videogame software provider Unity Software will target laying off approximately 25% of its workforce, or 1,800 jobs, the company said in a regulatory filing and internal company memo on Monday.

Unity, the company behind the popular game development engine of the same name, has recently laid off hundreds of staffers, multiple sources tell Kotaku.

Unity is cutting a quarter of its workforce It will layoff 1,800 people, on top of the more than 1,100 laid off over the past two years.

Unity lays off an additional 25 percent of its staffers 1,800 newly announced job cuts come on top of 1,300 layoffs since mid-2022.