Netmarble snaps up a majority stake in Kung Fu Factory | Pocket Gamer.biz
Mobile games specialist Netmarble is set to acquire a majority stake in WWE: Champions developer Kung Fu Factory.
Through the deal, the indie developer will become a subsidiary of Netmarble US.
Currently, the two companies are working together with the NBA and NBPA – a partnership that was formed last October – on creating NBA Ball Stars.
“Kung Fu Factory is delighted to officially be a part of the Netmarble US family, as their pedigree and success of supporting mainstream mobile gaming experiences enjoyed by millions of players speak for themselves,” said Kung Fu Factory CEO and founder Ricci Rukavina.
“We are eager to blow out the launch of NBA Ball Stars in a big way and are looking forward to creating an amazing future with Netmarble US.”
Great addition
The upcoming mobile title will be the first publishing project of Netmarble US.
“Kung Fu Factory has been a tremendous partner in the production of NBA Ball Stars and has been incredibly in sync with our vision for our first publishing project,” said Netmarble US president Simon Sim.
“We’re thrilled to have a developer with such an impressive portfolio of work become part of the Netmarble US family, and we look forward to building our relationship as we continue to expand our publishing capabilities in the West.”
Netmarble has formed multiple partnerships, besides the NBA and NBPA, it teamed with South Korean boyband BTS, for a second time, in August 2020
In its latest financials results, the mobile games specialist reported great financial gains.
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