The studio behind the Samson game went bankrupt

This article was written for the first time on the website Gimfa Gimfa: news, reviews of games, cinema, movies and series in the link of the studio that made the Samson game went bankrupt. According to a report from Breakit media, Liquid Swords studio, the developer of Samson game, has gone bankrupt after months of not paying its employees; Nearly 30 employees of this studio are subject to government financial support. The Breakit report indicates that the studio

According to a report from Breakit media, Liquid Swords studio, the developer of Samson game, has gone bankrupt after months of not paying its employees; Nearly 30 employees of this studio are subject to government financial support.

The studio, founded by Christopher Sandberg, has not been able to pay its employees for several months, Breakit reports. Now the people who are affected by this situation will receive compensation from the government. The report also mentions that the bankruptcy trustee hopes to find a buyer for the studio.

Liquid Swords was founded by Christopher Sandberg, co-founder of Avalanche Studios and creative director of the Just Cause series. Samson game is the only project of this studio. The development of Samson started at least in 2020, and its creators were inspired by violent and realistic open-world games such as Max Payne and GTA. However, the reaction of critics and players to this work was not the same. Samson received a score of 51 from critics and a score of 5.2 from users on the Metacritic website.

The status of the game on Steam was not much different and users' opinions about it were different. Even some players criticized the presence of numerous bugs and slow response of game controls. One of the Steam users wrote in his review:

This game has a lot of bugs and the combat system is really awful. It is unbelievable that such a game was released in 2026; Perhaps its release in 2010 was more logical. I waited a few months to experience the game again and write a fair review about it. I thought the game's issues would have been fixed by then, but nothing has changed. This game is neither worth the time nor the money you pay for it.

On the other hand, some more positive reviews have praised the game's atmospheric setting and its optimal performance on the Steam Deck device. However, the Liquid Swords studio is now facing bankruptcy and Samson is the only game left in its portfolio.