Revealing an insulting image of an employee, the game developer must compensate 180 million dong

Early last year, Quantic Dream – the developer behind Detroit: Become Human and Heavy Rain were in trouble when key figures in the company had to appear in court one by one. CEO Guillaume de Fondaumière and director David Cage were accused by their employees of sexual harassment, sexism, and creating an unhealthy work environment.

In addition, according to the report, there are hundreds of fake photos, where the faces of employees are photoshopped into nude bodies or offensive images are released and spread around the workplace. studio. After a period of investigation, the latest ruling from the court ordered Quantic Dream to pay more than $ 8,000 to a former IT director. However, despite having to pay damages, Quantic Dream seems very satisfied with this ruling.
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Posting on Twitter, Quantic Dream said the judge in the case “dismissed all the accusations of this former employee”. He has sued and made a lot of allegations to seek compensation however, with the alleged “homophobic, racist, racist and extremely vulgar” photo posted by this employee, Quantic Dream owner was found guilty of negligence in keeping these photos secure and letting them out.
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Quantic Dream said it respects the court’s decision and makes this fact available to the public to “prevent any false or misleading information”. Since ending the exclusivity with PlayStation, Quantic Dream began releasing their previous products on PC through the Epic Game Store throughout 2019. Although there are no plans to release new games, the studio said that they are still will continue to bring their old games to attack on many platforms in the future.
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