Lego Digital Play Acquires Mobile Studio Offroad Games
Lego Digital Play has officially acquired Offroad Games, a mobile development studio based in the UK.
Offroad Games, established by a group of former Space Ape Games employees, revealed the acquisition in a statement on LinkedIn, describing it as a "tremendously exciting new chapter" for the company.
Specific financial details of the transaction have not been released, nor has Offroad Games provided information on its operational structure within Lego Digital Play moving forward.
In their announcement, Offroad Games extended gratitude to its team members and all those who supported the studio during its spin-out phase.
"We embarked on this venture 19 months ago with a dedicated effort to cultivate a game studio possessing the ideal culture, expertise, and drive to create the next generation of mobile games," stated Offroad Games. "As of this week, we are now part of Lego Digital Play, ushering in an incredibly exciting new chapter for us. A massive thank you to the entire Offroad team; you are all exceptional."
"I also wish to express my sincere appreciation to everyone who has supported us on this journey. This includes those who believed in us during our spin-out from Space Ape Games, those who made the process enjoyable through its various challenges and triumphs, and everyone at Lego Digital Play for making us feel exceptionally welcome."
English Translation:
Lego Digital Play has acquired Offroad Games.
Offroad Games, a UK mobile studio founded by a team of former Space Ape Games employees, announced the deal in a LinkedIn post, calling it 'an incredibly exciting new chapter' for the studio.
Financial terms weren't disclosed, and Offroad gave no detail on how it will operate within Lego Digital Play going forward.
In its statement, Offroad thanked its team and the people who backed the studio through the spinout.
'We started this company 19 months ago, and since then we've worked tirelessly to build a game studio with the right culture, skills and energy to develop a new generation of mobile games,' Offroad wrote.
'As of this week, we have joined Lego Digital Play which opens an incredibly exciting new chapter for us. A huge thank you to the Offroad team. You're all superstars.
'I also want to thank everyone who's supported us in getting this far. The people who believed in us when we spun out of Space Ape Games, the people who made the journey enjoyable through all its ups and downs, and everyone at Lego Digital Play for making us feel incredibly welcome.'
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