Angry Birds developer Rovio is laying off three-dozen staffers amid the underperformance of one entry in the series in particular.
A spokesperson for the Sega-owned developer told Mobile Gamer that no upcoming games have been canceled but “Angry Birds Dream Blast has unfortunately not been performing as expected.”
A total of 36 people are being let go, including some senior staff, according to the report. Additionally, Rovio’s team in Finland will now work on “fewer games,” while the office in Barcelona will ramp up, the report added.