TikTok maker ByteDance announced on Cat 3 moviesMonday that its gaming brand Nuverse plans to scale down and adjust its structure, but this move will not affect those launched games. As for unreleased projects, apart from a few innovative technical projects, all others will be halted, ByteDance stated. Bullet Finger Universe Technology, the gaming company under Kuaishou, released a recruitment poster welcoming employees from ByteDance’s Nuverse to join in. Positions are available in cities such as Hangzhou, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Beijing. HR teams from other domestic gaming companies are also active, sharing their locations near Nuverse on WeChat with a humorous post: “whether you are available or not, come downstairs for a chat.” [IThome, in Chinese]
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