Alexander "peter bjorn" Fadin In 2020–2021, the U.S. government gave Sweet Baby Inc. over $300,000 to help them save jobs during the pandemic.
The funds were used to support the workforce during the recession. But despite the financial assistance, Sweet Baby Inc.'s reputation in the gaming industry leaves much to be desired.
The company, founded in 2018, has been criticized for being intrusive in its games, as well as introducing elements related to inclusivity and diversity that rarely resonate with players. This was one of the reasons why many publishers broke contracts with it.
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Sweet Baby Inc. continues to work in the industry despite criticism and boycotts. The company's latest project also failed, leading to the firing of several developers. Information about the company's current clients is hidden on its website, but it is known that consultants worked on Assassin's Creed Shadows.
Now the company is staying afloat thanks to the support of investors and government funds, which continues to raise questions in the gaming community.
Remedy Entertainment is steadily expanding its selection of games. However, the studio's new project was already in jeopardy before the announcement. Gamers are now very conscious of progressive issues after Sweet Baby Inc., an organization devoted to "subpoena enforcement" in games, was discovered.
Games that are related to SBI are starting to be "canceled." Remedy Entertainment has been in the news lately. The issue is that players saw a reference to collaboration with Remedy on the website of one of Sweet Baby Inc.'s staff members: "Writing for 'an unannounced Remedy Game,' TBD."
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