Make it tense
If a drop does not raise your heart rate, we cut it. Every system answers to the feeling of carrying something you could lose.
Hollow Signal Studios
An independent studio of one hundred and forty people across Montréal, Oslo and everywhere in between. We make Rogue, and we intend to keep making it for a long time.
- Developers
- 140
- Studios
- 3
- Nationalities
- 24
- Founded
- 2019
Our story
Hollow Signal started in 2019 with six developers, one rented garage and a shared frustration: shooters had stopped being scary. We wanted to make a game where what you carry matters, where every sound could be a threat, and where coming home feels earned.
Rogue grew out of a two-week jam about salvaging a fallen satellite. Six years later it is played by millions, and the garage has become three studios.
How we work
Respect the player
One price, free seasons and no pay-to-win. Your time is the most valuable thing you give us and we treat it that way.
Ship, listen, fix
We put builds in players' hands early and often. The community roadmap is public, and so are our mistakes.
Craft over volume
Fewer zones, built by hand. Fewer weapons, tuned for weeks. We would rather be remembered than be everywhere.
Timeline
2019
Six people, one garage
Hollow Signal is founded in Montréal by six developers from AAA shooter teams.
2021
Signal Lost
A two-week jam prototype about salvaging a fallen satellite becomes the seed of Rogue.
2023
First reveal
Rogue is revealed with a single trailer. Two hundred thousand players sign up for the closed test.
2025
Launch
Rogue launches on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S and reaches one million players in nine days.
2026
Oslo opens
A second studio opens in Oslo to lead environment art and the Frostline expansion.
Locations
Montréal
Headquarters, design and engineering
82 people
Oslo
Environment art and audio
34 people
Remote
Live operations and community
24 people
Careers
We hire people who care about craft and about each other. Remote-friendly, with studios in Montréal and Oslo.
Press
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