MindsEye launches Blacklisted mission addressing company sabotage evidence

12 articles · Updated · Insider Gaming · Apr 22

The Blacklisted mission arrives April 28, 2026, letting players infiltrate Redrock City as assassin Julia Black to eliminate two targets.
This mission follows lawsuits against Build a Rocket Boy for installing Teramind surveillance software and claims of internal sabotage, with MindsEye’s Co-CEO alleging the saboteurs have been identified.
Additional updates include upcoming multiplayer racing, a race builder, and expanded access to player-made games for console users, with regular content planned throughout the year.

Was a stealthy surveillance tool used to hunt for internal saboteurs at the game studio?

What evidence led the CEO to blame a million-euro sabotage campaign for his game's launch?

With its French studio liquidated, can Build a Rocket Boy survive its myriad of internal crises?

Is MindsEye's new sabotage mission a confession or a cynical marketing ploy?

Can a game born from a 'toxic' culture and surveillance accusations ever actually be fun?

Is the CEO's claim of a smear campaign a deflection from his own company's mismanagement?