The creators of June's Journey have once again faced mass layoffs. The German studio Wooga, a subsidiary of Playtika, continues to reduce its workforce. June's Journey New layoffs were highlighted by the MobileGamer portal, which noticed posts from the laid-off employees on LinkedIn. According to their calculations, Wooga parted ways with at least a dozen different specialists, ranging from testers to artists. In response to a request from MobileGamer, Wooga officially confirmed the layoffs but did not delve into the details. They did not specify the reason or the exact number of people affected. It is possible that the reason was the decline in revenue from some of Wooga's games. As MobileGamer writes, citing analyst data, some of the studio's older titles like Tropicats and Jelly Splash have recently been earning very little. However, their main hit, the hidden object game June's Journey, is doing well. According to a recent report by Playtika, June's Journey brought in $76 million for the company from January to March 2026, which is 10.4% more than in early 2025. Recall that the last round of layoffs at Wooga took place almost exactly a year ago. According to media reports, they cut up to 50 people due to an unsuccessful soft launch of the game Claire's Chronicles: Solitaire - the game itself was soon canceled. Notably, Playtika, which owns the studio, is also going through tough times. Earlier this year, they announced a 15% reduction in staff across the company, and in April - an audit to explore "strategic alternatives" for business development. Following the audit announcement, there was speculation in the market about the potential sale of Playtika, but for now, this remains just a rumor.

But it said in its Q2 2024 financial results yesterday that Playtika-owned Wooga plans to launch Claire's Chronicles in Q2 2025.