Chinese Tencent acquired Canadian game developer Clay Entertainment.
Clay Entertainment announced on its official blog on the 22nd (local time) that Tencent has agreed to take over most of its shares. The share of Clay Entertainment acquired by Tencent was not disclosed.
Jamie Chang, CEO of Clay Entertainment, said that even after the acquisition, the company will maintain full autonomy and there will be no change in staffing, development and operation policies.
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“As Clay Entertainment has gone through a number of changes over the past 15 years, it has been our wish to ensure that our employees do their best to create, learn, grow and not have to worry about finances. This partnership will help us pioneer a changing industry. “This will allow us to focus on providing a unique experience that anyone else can do best.”
Founded in 2005, Clay Entertainment is a developer that consistently showcases side-scrolling action games such as Mark of Ninja and Shenk, and games of various genres with unique concepts such as Donstave, Oxygen Not Included, and Griftland, mainly on PCs and consoles. .