Dying Light programmer, Techland has actually revealed a collaboration with Tencent that will certainly see the enormous Chinese holdings business end up being the workshop’s bulk investor.
In a blog post penciled by Techland owner and also chief executive officer Paweł Marchewka, he describes the workshop has actually partnered with Tencent for assistance of its ongoing development of the Dying Light collection and also to guarantee its upcoming fantasy RPG meets assumptions.
“Teaming up with Tencent will allow us to move full speed ahead with the execution of the vision for our games,” Pawel creates. “We have chosen an ally who has already partnered with some of the world’s finest video game companies and helped them reach new heights while respecting their ways of doing things.”
Pawel mentions that he will certainly continue to be chief executive officer, and also Techland will certainly keep complete possession of its IPs. He additionally ensures the workshop has complete innovative liberty. This is service customarily for Tencent, which has actually dipped its hands right into a variety of game workshops in the last few years. It has actually purchased (or has actually outright obtained) business such as Epic Games, From Software, Turtle Rock Studios, Riot Games, Ubisoft, Activision Blizzard, Remedy Entertainment, to name a few.
For much more on Techland, you can have a look at this piece of concept art from their brand-new dream IP in addition to our Dying Light 2 Stay Human review.
