10 Chambers, the studio known for developing GTFO and Den of Wolves, has undergone a major restructuring. This restructuring has affected a significant number of positions, including several of the studio's co-founders.

This restructuring was carried out just hours after co-founder and Chief Development Officer Hjalmar Vikström announced he would be leaving the studio to create smaller games. The news was first reported by the overseas media outlet Game Developer, and was confirmed as developers shared their situations on LinkedIn. 10 Chambers subsequently released a brief statement officially confirming the reduction in roles due to this restructuring.

The studio stated that this personnel reduction was part of a "significant restructuring of the studio." The exact scale of the layoffs has not been disclosed.

10 Chambers is a game developer based in Stockholm, Sweden, founded in 2015 by Ulf Andersson, who created the Payday series. Their representative work is GTFO, known as the 'world's most difficult FPS,' and they are currently developing Den of Wolves.