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After almost 10 years at Danish independent studio Playdead, co-founder Dino Patti has left to seek new challenges, he announced on Twitter this morning.
Following almost 10 incredible years building Playdead from an idea to two dents in the games industry, I’m leaving to seek new challenges.
— Dino Patti (@DinoPatti) July 19, 2016
Patti co-founded Playdead back in 2006 alongside Arnt Jensen, going on to release indie hit Limbo in 2010 and most recently the acclaimed Inside just last month.
Playdead has grown to a team of more than 25, though the studio’s next project hasn’t been announced.
Source: @DinoPatti
