"Oppressive Workplace"

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It seems Moon Studios is an oppressive workplace.

Gaming fans know Moon Studios for its amazing Ori games with beautiful art and emotional stories. But a number of current and former employees consider the Ori studio an oppressive place to work. That is according to GamesBeat‘s interviews with Moon developers. 


First of all, both Ori games are absolute classics and easily rank in the top 15 games of all time for me. Second, let's see what this oppressive workplace is like.



HARSH. I don't know how the employees mental health was able to survive working in such an oppressive environing where you called retarded.

While Moon’s games have won praise, those who left the company say they were scarred with mental health problems.


This workplace sounds about as oppressive as an Xbox 360 COD lobby. I don't know, maybe the military, boxing, and friendship in general made me this way, but nothing about that workplace sounds oppressive. In the military, the word retarded doesn't even rise to the level of light teasing its almost regular speech. In fact, if your coworkers AREN'T calling you a retarded or some other type of names, it means they don't like you.

I wonder if these guys are vets.

One worker said, “The no-bullshit policy is for the two of them to be able to say whatever they want. And under the guise of like, ‘we’re just all being honest, human beings, we’re transparent.’ And if you can’t handle it, maybe this isn’t the place for you. You’re too sensitive.”


Another developer felt like the open environment was aimed at solidifying the studio’s “anti-woke” stance.


“They were scared that the company would change. It was like they made a point to enforce the anti-woke culture by regularly making inappropriate jokes,” said one developer. “It was deliberate. They had this fear of the company being constrained or shackled by these woke people who would censor us. It was like they were fighting against some invisible censorship.

 LMAOOOOO. Well that explains it.

 

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