No, not really. Really, he just quit and the CEO for the Christian game dev company wants more people to join him.

Left Behind Games officially accepted the resignation of senior vice president Jeffrey S. Frichner, but CEO Troy Lyndon still wants the souls jobs of the company's three remaining board members.

The shake-up comes just months after Left Behind Games reported a $4.1 million loss for its third quarter. While LBG hasn't said why they are seeking a new board, it's pretty clear things aren't going too well over there. Brian Crecente

Left Behind Games Begins Executive Purge [Gamasutra]