Proletariat
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Blizzard staffer alleges that Proletariat studio culture isn't progressive
UPDATE: Blizzard is currently looking into the inclusivity concerns at the games company
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Proletariat unionization vote request dropped
CWA union says studio meetings "demoralized and disempowered" workers, made a fair election impossible
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Activision Blizzard refuses to acknowledge Proletariat union
Proletariat Workers Alliance already has the support it needs, but company wants employees to have "time to process it and to better understand its potential impacts"
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Blizzard subsidiary Proletariat seeks to unionize
The studio's unionization efforts come six months after it was acquired to work on World of Warcraft
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Spellbreak to shut down in early 2023
Proletariat's battle royale released in 2020 after two years in Early Access
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Spellbreak's four-year incantation for streamable, shareable sorcery
Proletariat CEO Seth Sivak discusses the studio's mobile beginnings, views on cross-platform, and reaction to the growing boom of battle royale
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Proletariat raises $20m for self-publishing, expansion
Spellbreak developer nets investment from Take-Two as it ramps up development