Annapurna Interactive as we once knew it — a beloved publisher of critically-acclaimed, unique, beloved indie games — is no more. What, if anything, will rise to take its place?

Annapurna Interactive was founded as a gaming-focused subsidiary of Ellison's Annapurna Pictures in 2016, tapping veteran gaming talent including former Sony employees Nathan Gary and Hector Sanchez.

Earlier this month, Annapurna Interactive lost the entirety of its staff after all 25 members collectively resigned and walked out. The news came as a shock to some, as Annapurna has published a ...

Annapurna Interactive has offered early looks at some of its upcoming indie releases, including Bounty Star and Mixtape.

Annapurna Interactive’s staff reportedly resigned after failing to convince owner Megan Ellison to let them spin off its games division into a new company. They wanted to spin out the game division.

Internal disagreements over the future of the company has led Annapurna's entire interactive team to resign, leaving development partners wondering how it will affect their in-development projects.

We heard the news yesterday that all 25 of Annapurna Interactive’s team resigned after a deal fell through to spin them out of the entertainment company Annapurna.. It was a sad moment not only ...

Annapurna Interactive has spent the last eight years publishing some of the most creatively bold and critically-acclaimed games from smaller studios and developers, ...

Twenty-four Annapurna Interactive staffers have left the company as plans for the Megan Ellison studio to spin off the division with the former department’s President Nathan Gary fell apart. If ...

According to a report by Bloomberg‘s Jason Schreier, Annapurna Interactive had been in negotiations with Ellison about becoming its own independent company, and when those talks fell through ...

Annapurna Interactive, the game company best known for publishing indie titles like Stray and Neon White, no longer has a staff. According to Bloomberg, Annapurna Interactive’s entire staff quit ...