Keywords to Acquire The Multiplayer Group

Mergers and Acquisitions

18 December 2023 18:50

Keywords Studios announced the acquisition of Improbable from The Multiplayer Group for $97.1m. Currently, MPG is led of Andy Norman, Rocco Loscalzo, Vaughan O'Brien, and Roger Cheung. Following the acquisition, the leadership will maintain their positions.

"This is another important step in building out our platform and expanding our offering to encompass specialised multiplayer game development at scale, which is increasingly in demand for live services," said Keywords Studios CEO Bertrand Bodson.

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Keywords to Acquire The Multiplayer Group

Mergers and Acquisitions

18 December 2023 18:50

Tags: Keywords

Keywords Studios announced the acquisition of Improbable from The Multiplayer Group for $97.1m. Currently, MPG is led of Andy Norman, Rocco Loscalzo, Vaughan O'Brien, and Roger Cheung. Following the acquisition, the leadership will maintain their positions.

"This is another important step in building out our platform and expanding our offering to encompass specialised multiplayer game development at scale, which is increasingly in demand for live services," said Keywords Studios CEO Bertrand Bodson.

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