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TinyBuild has gone public on the London Stock Exchange s AIM market with a valuation of $474 million.
According to a press release announcing the IPO, TinyBuild has become the largest U.S. company to ever go public on the AIM market.
The Seattle-based studio is known for publishing titles including Party Hard,
Totally Reliable Delivery Service, and
Hello Neighbor (which itself has become a successful franchise with multiple spin-offs, a TV show pilot, a board game, and a book series all out in the world.)
TinyBuild has launched over 40 titles since being founded in 2013, and currently has 23 more projects in development.
[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press.]
Pie for Breakfast Studios, an award-winning game studio blending play with the arts, and independent studio PxlPlz will be bringing their game
Little Nemo and the Nightmare Fiends, to the Nintendo Switch. The developers are currently raising money for the game on Kickstarter, seeking a funding goal of $70,000 and made the announcement via a Kickstarter update. The game was named a “Project We Love” by Kickstarter on the first day of the campaign.
Little Nemo and the Nightmare Fiends has been called “the best use of public domain I’ve seen in a video game” by GameHistory.org’s Frank Cifaldi and “a dream come true for fans of the little dreamer” by Big Boss Battle’s Bryan Taylor.