Lamplighter developers Harebrained go indie as Paradox decides against new project or sequel in the same genre

Shadowrun and Battletech studio Harebrained Schemes have gone independent again - or what's left of the company have, at least. Paradox Interactive have announced that they will "part ways" with Harebrained following dismal sales of the studio's latest release, swaggering 1930s-set Indiana XCOMalike The Lamplighters League. Paradox will keep ownership of The Lamplighters League and other games developed by Harebrained, though the Crusader Kings publisher have no plans for a project or sequel in the same genre. Read more