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Andy Chalk

One of the studios NetEase killed earlier this year is back from the dead as an 'independent production company,' but its original boss is nowhere to be seen

T-Minus Zero Entertainment logo in new colour scheme.

One of America's greatest poets once said, "Everything dies, baby, that's a fact. But maybe everything that does someday comes back." I don't know if that's true for everything, but it is true for T-Minus Zero, the game studio founded in 2023 that just two years later fell victim to NetEase's brutal cutbacks.

"Earlier this year, our journey with NetEase Games came to a close," the updated T-Minus Zero website says (via GamesRadar). "Together, we accomplished something rare: a world-class team, a bold new IP, and a fully playable prototype that demonstrated both our creative and executional strength. The response from players, partners, and peers validated our belief that what we were building had genuine market potential. While shifting market conditions terminated that trajectory, they also clarified our path forward.

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