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#Who bought 3d realms software

Time as Apogee SoftwareĪpogee Software was founded by Scott Miller in 1987 with the release of Kingdom of Kroz. They have been responsible for a number of very successful game series, most notably the Duke Nukem and Max Payne franchises.Īs well as developing and publishing their own games, 3D Realms also published games for other companies including Activision and id Software amongst others. The last time we heard anything about Duke Nukem was back in 2018 when John Cena confirmed he was to play the character in a new movie.3D Realms is a video game developer and publisher based in Garland, Texas, formally known as Apogee Software Ltd.

Slipgate Ironworks: Through the acquisition, Embracer onboards a strong team with proven expertise in development, co-development and porting.

Going forward, 3D Realms will continue to operate as a subsidiary under Saber and work closely with the Saber team on publishing projects. Through the acquisition, Saber onboards a connected, experienced publisher with a long background in games development. 3D Realms: Embracer Group AB, through its wholly owned subsidiary Saber Interactive, has today entered into an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the shares in 3D Realms Entertainment ApS.Going forward, Force Field will operate as an independent subsidiary to Vertigo Games and continue to produce innovative and creative VR titles. Force Field: Through the acquisition, Vertigo Games onboards an experienced team that enables increased first party AAA VR development capabilities to fuel rapid growth in the VR market.DigixArt: Embracer Group AB, through its wholly owned subsidiary Koch Media GmbH, has entered into an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the shares in the France-based DigixArt from its current owners. DigixArt is a development studio and the creator of Lost in Harmony, 11-11 Memories Retold, and upcoming title Road 96.

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Grimfrost: Embracer Group AB has entered into an agreement with the owners of Varyag Group AB (doing business as Grimfrost) to acquire 70 percent of Varyag Group AB.

Closing is expected to take place during the second quarter of Embracer’s financial year. Completion of the transaction is subject to customary conditions including merger control approval.

CrazyLabs: CrazyLabs will improve Embracer’s publishing capabilities within mobile, add scale and create additional M&A opportunities.

Ghost Ship Games will remain autonomous and Embracer and Coffee Stain look forward to supporting the studio with new game development projects going forward.

Ghost Ship Games: Through the acquisition, Coffee Stain onboards an experienced team with proven capabilities of creating excellent indie IP.

Going forward, Easy Trigger will collaborate with Coffee Stain to continue working on the Huntdown IP as well as creating new original indie titles.

Easy Trigger: Embracer Group AB, through its wholly owned subsidiary Coffee Stain Studios AB, have entered into an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the shares in Easy Trigger AB, the studio behind the critically acclaimed title Huntdown. Through the acquisition, Coffee Stain onboards a talented team that will boost the development of first party IP within the group.Here’s more on the studios purchased as per the press release from Embracer.