Improbable sells Scavengers studio Midwinter Entertainment
Behaviour Interactive takes over developer as Improbable focuses on the metaverse
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Behaviour Interactive takes over developer as Improbable focuses on the metaverse
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2019 was an eventful year for cloud computing company Improbable and its SpatialOS networking technology. On the one hand, three of the highest-profile games using SpatialOS got the axe, as Bossa Studios' Worlds Adrift and Spilt Milk's Lazarus were abandoned in pre-release testing and the 1,000-player battle royale Mavericks: Proving Grounds was lost when developer Automaton Games shut down. The first big product of those acquisitions has finally seen the light of day as Midwinter this week launched its free-to-play strategic shooter Scavengers into Early Access. Speaking with GamesIndustry....
This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. SoftBank-backed simulation startup Improbable has posted steep losses and higher revenue growth for the 7 months to 31 December 2019. These new financials come after Improbable shortened its financial period. It earlier posted results for the year to 31 May 2019, showing heavy losses and minimal revenue. Improbable provides software to enable game developers to create giant multiplayer worlds, and has also signed multiple defense contracts during 2020. SoftB...