Red Rover Interactive says Enginefall is moving to 2027 while 22 colleagues leave the studio
Red Rover Interactive has confirmed that Enginefall is moving to 2027, with 22 colleagues leaving the studio.
Red Rover Interactive has announced that it is reducing its team across all locations and moving the launch of Enginefall to 2027.
In a public statement, Fred, CEO of Red Rover Interactive, says 22 colleagues will be leaving the studio. The affected roles include developers, artists, producers, and publishing specialists who helped build Enginefall.
Official Statement
Red Rover Interactive shared the update publicly on LinkedIn.
Read the full statement on LinkedIn
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Why the delay is happening
According to the statement, Steam Next Fest put Enginefall in front of more than 200,000 players.
The studio says the event confirmed the game’s blend of survival, high-density PvP, extraction tension, and player stories. It also showed more work is needed on the new player experience, performance, cheat protection, and overall clarity.
Red Rover Interactive says development will continue. Border Carriage members will remain involved through regular playtests, and larger closed playtests are planned to resume later this year.
The studio also asks teams hiring people with experience shipping complex online Unreal titles to contact adam@redroverinteractive.com.
Enginefall
Release: Moving to 2027, according to Red Rover Interactive
Genre: Survival, PvP, extraction, crafting shooter
Developer / Publisher: Red Rover Interactive
Platforms: PC — Steam
Sources: Red Rover Interactive statement on LinkedIn, Enginefall on Steam.
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