Insomnia Group responds to the internal document

[Insomniac Games responds to the leak of internal files: It has been greatly hurt, but "Wolverine" will still proceed as planned] A hacker group recently stole approximately 1.67TB of internal files from Insomniac Games, which contains a large amount of confidential information. , after several days of unsuccessful auctions, about 98% of the documents were published online. Today the Insomnia Group officially responded to this matter. The announcement reads as follows: “We would like to express our sincere gratitude for everyone’s recent outpouring of concern! The recent cybercriminal attack on our studio has taken a huge emotional toll on the development team, and we have all been able to do nothing but support each other over the past few days. We Knowing that the stolen data includes the personal information of employees (former employees), partners, and early development details of "Marvel Wolverine", the company is currently urgently confirming the specific data that has been affected. This experience It is very painful for us. We hope that every player can enjoy the game fun they deserve according to normal development expectations. However, there is still a way forward, and we have to adapt. "Marvel Wolverine" will continue to The plan continues. This game is currently in the early production stage, and there will undoubtedly be huge changes during the entire development process. We will also share official information about this new game at the appropriate time. Finally, on behalf of the entire Insomnia team Our staff would like to once again thank everyone who has supported us during the most difficult times!” Although the official announcement only explained "Marvel's Wolverine", there is important information about many other projects in this leak. As of now, Sony, the parent company, has not yet made a statement on the matter.

Insomnia Group responds to the internal document leak: It is greatly hurt but "Wolverine" will still proceed as planned

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