the People Make Games documentary about the Disco Elysium case was a heavily biased piece that unintentionally(?) served as a PR job for ZA/UM, meant to muddy the waters around the actual reason for Kurvitz, Rostov and Hindpere's removal. It is indeed possible that Kurvitz was a complete slob and a total asshole during production, but that doesn't erase the fact that a majority of the unethical business practises and abuse that happened at ZA/UM were due to Management.
GLHF reported yesterday that Disco Elysium developer ZA/UM planned on laying off around 24 workers and canceled its latest project, codenamed X7. Among the staff members to be laid off is the entire writing team that has worked on X7, which includes Argo Tuulik, the last remaining writer at ZA/UM to have worked on the company’s greatest hit.
the People Make Games documentary about the Disco Elysium case was a heavily biased piece that unintentionally(?) served as a PR job for ZA/UM, meant to muddy the waters around the actual reason for Kurvitz, Rostov and Hindpere's removal. It is indeed possible that Kurvitz was a complete slob and a total asshole during production, but that doesn't erase the fact that a majority of the unethical business practises and abuse that happened at ZA/UM were due to Management.
Last Disco Elysium writer laid off by ZA/UM speaks out
for more on the PMG video
About the Disco Elysium Investigation. What Went Wrong?
a response to pmg's disco elysium investigation
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