Full Circle Restructuring Plans For Skate Development And Layoffs
Full Circle announces its restructuring plans for Skate development through its announcement of layoffs. The skate. franchise development studio Full Circle has introduced an extensive internal restructuring process. The studio will reorganize its staff because more than 10 million players entered San Vansterdam after the Early Access launch that occurred in September 2025. The team will decrease staff, which will affect multiple team positions.
The studio stated that these changes are designed to focus resources on the features and updates most requested by the player base. Full Circle wants to speed up development work through team restructuring to establish regular content delivery. The move is described as a strategic pivot to ensure the longevity of the project as it moves beyond its initial Early Access phase.
The team aims to W improve delivery speed for new game features. The new structure will use player feedback from the initial launch to guide its implementation for community impact. The studio works to build a long lasting skate. ecosystem through its marketplace. The restructuring process requires staff members who built the game to leave their positions. The studio explained that the team structure changes led to staff cuts, which do not relate to employee work performance. The studio will provide assistance for staff members who decide to leave during this transitional period.
Active development of skate. remains the highest priority for Full Circle even after the staff cutback. The studio intends to maintain its commitment to the millions of players currently active in the game world, promising a closer alignment with community needs in future updates.
The studio continues to develop San Vansterdam because its 2026 roadmap for skate. remains unchanged. The operational efficiency improvements will enable Full Circle to enhance its response capabilities for player trends and technical requirements. The project reaches its next phase, which will take the organization from its launch period to become a service provider for extended operations.
