In a shocking move, Bossa Studios, the British game developer behind the hit game Surgeon Simulator, has recently laid off a third of its employees. The news has come as a surprise to many, as the game was a massive success, selling over two million copies and receiving critical acclaim.

The studio had been on a high since the release of Surgeon Simulator in 2013, with the game becoming a viral hit and spawning several sequels. However, despite the success of the game, Bossa Studios has recently announced that it has had to lay off a third of its staff due to financial difficulties.

The studio has attributed the layoffs to the changing landscape of the gaming industry. With the rise of mobile gaming and the increasing cost of developing games for consoles, Bossa Studios has found it difficult to keep up with the competition. The studio has also stated that it is focusing its efforts on developing new games and that it will continue to support its existing titles.

The news of the layoffs has been met with sadness from many in the gaming community. Many have expressed their support for those affected by the layoffs and have praised Bossa Studios for its commitment to its employees.

It remains to be seen how this news will affect the future of Bossa Studios and its games. However, it is clear that the studio is facing some difficult times and it is hoping that its focus on developing new titles will help it to stay afloat in the competitive gaming industry.