Monolith Soft Shares New Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Recruitment Artwork
Recently, Monolith Soft released some new Xenoblade Chronicles 2 themed artwork, starring Pyra and Rex, on the recruitment page for their official website.
Monolith Soft Now Has 272 Employees
Monolith Soft, the studio behind Xenoblade Chronicles, has updated their employee headcount in April 2021.
Xenoblade Chronicles Developer Monolith Soft Now Seeking Japanese Graduates From 2022
Japanese graduates can once again take up a golden opportunity to join one of Nintendo’s rising video game studios!
Monolith Soft Surpasses 250 Employees
Monolith Soft, the studio behind Xenoblade Chronicles, has updated their employee headcount in August 2020.
It’s Been 3 Years Since Monolith Soft Hired For Their New Project
On August 21, 2017, Monolith Soft, the studio behind the Xenoblade Chronicles series, started hiring for an all-new project.
Monolith Soft Profit Spikes By 78.8% Thanks To Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Monolith Soft has published their fiscal year earnings for the year ending March 31, 2020.
Monolith Soft Was Involved With The Development Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Interesting news – it seems that Monolith Soft, developers for the Xenoblade Chronicles games, was involved with Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Monolith Soft’s Staff Count Reaches Its Highest At 243 Employees
As of February 2020, Xenoblade developer Monolith Soft has grown to 243 employees—its highest employee count ever. This comes amidst the studio ramping up production on several projects that are in development simultaneously: Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition, a Legend of Zelda game and a new, unnamed RPG.
Monolith Soft Increases Its Number Of Employees To 236
Monolith Soft, developers of the Xenoblade Chronicles series, have continued to add more members to their head count.
Monolith Soft Once Again Seeks Out New Hires To Work On The Legend Of Zelda Series
Earlier this year, developer Monolith Soft had started hiring new staff to help out with a possible Legend of Zelda project. Well, it’s been 9 months since then – and it looks like the studio still needs a little more help!