Devolver Digital went public and bought three studios -apkrig

Devolver Digital entered the London Stock Exchange and became a publicly traded securities company worth $ 950 million. Thanks to this, he will be able to continue investing in the games he is working on, but also to connect with new projects that he would not otherwise be able to afford before, according to the official statement. The people at Devolver Digital are still majority owners, because everyone who works in the company owns part of the shares.

In addition, the company announced on this occasion that it had purchased three new studios. After Croteam, which became part of Devolver last October, it is now Britain’s Firefly Studios (Stronghold series), Dodge Roll (Enter the Gungeon) and Nerial (Reigns, Card Shark). Devolver, of course, promises them a great deal of autonomy, and in his case in particular, with regard to history, it does not sound like just a marketing phrase or a false promise. Needless to say, this is not a typical publisher.

The public offering of shares will help the company grow and still maintain its culture.

As part of the first public offering of shares, large companies such as Sony (5% of shares) and NetEase (8% of shares) were to invest in Devolver. Management says Devolver is certainly not giving up its roots and principles, but it is a recognition of the hard work they have done over the last decade. The public offering of shares will help the company grow and still maintain its culture.

The company was founded in 2009 and employs approximately 200 people. He is currently launching games such as Shadow Warrior 3, Weird West, Trek to Yomi, Terra Nil or The Talos Principle 2.