Possibility Space, a studio founded by State of Decay creator Jeff Strain, has shut down, according to several social media posts from its former employees.
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An April 12 LinkedIn post from Jennifer Lane, whose profile lists her as a live director/social systems director at Possibility Space, reads, “My company shuttered its doors today and there are now a lot of amazing and skilled coworkers that are suddenly open to work today. Please consider them for any positions you have open in design, engineering, art, community and other roles. I am also #opentowork and available to chat! Thank you.”
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An email from Strain, obtained by Polygon’s Nicole Carpenter, blames the studio’s closure on the decision to cancel its major project, which Strain claims was made after internal studio leaks to the press. The email specifically names Kotaku senior reporter Ethan Gach.
The email reads, in full:
Possibility Space was created by Strain under the Prytania Media label (which Strain founded with his wife, Annie Delisi Strain) in 2021.
