DON’T NOD Entertainment, the developers behind the recent Banishers:Ghosts Of New Eden (read our review here) has announced it is restructuring in a way that will see the company split into 3 internal divisions, each one focused on a specific genre, RPG, Narrative Adventure & Action-Adventure.

“Sustainability, innovation and creativity are the pillars of DON’T NOD’s strategy,” says Oskar Guilbert, CEO at DON’T NOD Entertainment. “Our commitment to fostering creativity and pushing the boundaries of storytelling and gameplay has led us to structure our organization, paving the way to deepening our specialized expertise in each genre. With a focus on strategic business growth, DON’T NOD seeks to solidify its position as a market leader by capitalizing on the popularity of RPGs, Narrative Adventures, and Action Adventures.”

“This new organization reflects our dedication to delivering high-quality games across successful gaming genres,” adds Oskar Guilbert. “The expertise cultivated within these branches allows us to develop increasingly specialized in-house tools and ultimately, cost optimization in production. By improving our productivity and our internal capabilities, we aim to deliver memorable and unique gaming experiences that resonate with players worldwide.”

The restructuring will allow each team to focus on what it does best,though collaboration and cross-pollination of ideas and knowledge will still be present within the company.

As part of the press release DON’T NOD says they have 7 titles currently in active development, 5 of which are in house including Lost Records: Bloom & Rage developed by DON’T NOD Montréal, announced at The Game Awards last year, plus four unannounced projects. The other 2 remaining projects are being developed externally. One is Koira, developed by Belgian studio Studio Tolima and announced around Gamescom last year, and an unannounced project with Tiny Bull Studios.

Considering we here at Gamer Social Club love DON’T NOD’s recent work,we look forward to seeing what they come up with next.