Nordcurrent Acquires River End Games

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16 November 2023 12:57

Nordcurrent, announced the acquisition of River End Games for an undisclosed amount. Nordcurrent will publish the inaugural project from the Gothenburg-based developer, signaling its venture into the broader console and PC market.

"River End Games team joining Nordcurrent is a big step in our strategy to expand beyond mobile gaming, where we have had a decade of success with games like Cooking Fever and millions of engaged monthly players," said Nordcurrent's CEO and co-founder Victoria Trofimova "There is a lot of innovation happening in the PC and console ecosystem, and I'm looking forward to Nordcurrent and River End taking an active role in this evolving market."

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Nordcurrent Acquires River End Games

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16 November 2023 12:57

Tags: Nordcurrent

Nordcurrent, announced the acquisition of River End Games for an undisclosed amount. Nordcurrent will publish the inaugural project from the Gothenburg-based developer, signaling its venture into the broader console and PC market.

"River End Games team joining Nordcurrent is a big step in our strategy to expand beyond mobile gaming, where we have had a decade of success with games like Cooking Fever and millions of engaged monthly players," said Nordcurrent's CEO and co-founder Victoria Trofimova "There is a lot of innovation happening in the PC and console ecosystem, and I'm looking forward to Nordcurrent and River End taking an active role in this evolving market."

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