So here's a bit of history about this company. They used to originally be called Transmission, and the way they would treat their staff was very ea_spouse-like. Like, more and more mandatory overtime, you know the drill. Eventually (after reams of overtime and not getting paid on time) the staff starts leaving and the company goes bust. Many of the programmers escape to a rival games company I worked for at the time, which is how I know this by first hand account.
Next, Transmission pull a phoenix trick where you declare bankruptcy, jettison all your debt (including salary obligations) yet somehow manage to retain all assets and start again. This time as... Trickstar games! I no longer know anyone that works there, and wouldn't be surprised if they were unable to hire enough competent programmers given their previous conduct. The results speak for themselves.