Tencent to acquire majority shares in Dying Light dev Techland
Techland announced today that Chinese company Tencent is about to become its majority shareholder. The Polish studio will retain ownership of its intellectual property,...
Stampede: Racing Royale is a kart-racing battle royale that Nintendo should have done
Stampede: Racing Royale is a surprisingly delightful 60-player battle royale game where players race karts around tracks. It’s coming to Early Access on Steam...
East meets west: How Level Infinite and TiMi Studio Group are taking Tencent global
Level Infinite, the western arm of global game giant Tencent, and its TiMi Studio Group, founded in 2008, are making an effort to deliver...
Tencent and Sony purchase shares in From Software
From Software, developer of Elden Ring and Dark Souls, is the latest company to join the acquisition parade — sort of. Its parent company,...
Logitech G and Tencent Games are teaming up on handheld cloud gaming
Hardware maker Logitech G and software giant Tencent Games are teaming up. The two companies are combining efforts to take handheld cloud gaming to...
Sensor Tower: Wild Rift has earned over $500 million
League of Legends: Wild Rift, the mobile-focused cousin of League of Legends, has hit a major milestone. According to a report on Sensor Tower,...
Tencent’s Lightspeed Studios aims to build the Lightspeed Universe in major expansion
Tencent‘s Lightspeed Studios has unveiled its vision for the next decade, the Lightspeed universe. It’s all about enabling the next phase of growth and...
Tencent’s Steven Ma: Why big acquisitions will be good for gamers
Tencent is the biggest game company in the world, and that is saying a lot considering rivals such as Microsoft, Sony, and Embracer Group...
How Tencent is building a global game production system
Tencent is a global technology giant, with stakes in studios and companies like Riot Games, Ubisoft, Activision Blizzard, Supercell, Dontnod Entertainment, Bloober — and...
Offworld Industries receives investment from Tencent
Offworld Industries, the developer behind Squad, Beyond the Wire, and Post Scriptum, today announced it’d received an investment from Tencent. The Chinese company will...