After the recent announcement that Xbox is closing down Hi-Fi Rush and Redfall developers Tango Gameworks and Arkane Austin, it feels as though no studio is safe from being shuttered at the moment.
Hi-Fi Rush was critically acclaimed, beloved by many, and won more than a few awards, but Tango was shut down a little under a year and a half after launch, giving off the perception that the only thing Xbox really gives a damn about is a game's sales.
With that in mind, a lot of fans are starting to look at Xbox's more niche titles in the pipeline and starting to worry about their respective studios.
Double Fine, Obsidian, and Undead Labs have all been thrown around as studios Xbox fans are worried about, but with the release of Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 on the horizon, it's developer Ninja Theory that is drawing the most concerned looks at the moment.
There are a couple of reasons why, but most of it is down to how niche of a title it's going to be compared to how much money it's likely to cost Ninja Theory and Xbox to make.