Tencent sells Battalion maker Bulkhead to newly-formed consortium backed by Team 17 owner

Tencent sells Battalion maker Bulkhead to newly-formed consortium backed by Team 17 owner

Chinese tech and entertainment giant Tencent has sold UK developer Bulkhead Interactive to a newly-formed consortium comprised of Super Media Group (SMG), Team 17 parent Everplay Group PLC and Hiro Capital. The company was acquired by Splash Damage in 2022, which itself was owned by Tencent, though has since been sold to private equity.

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4 Comments

  1. vandervort.johnathan

    It’s interesting to see Tencent making strategic moves in the gaming industry by selling Bulkhead Interactive. This kind of shift can lead to new opportunities for both the developer and the consortium. Looking forward to seeing how this impacts future projects!

  2. aframi

    It really is fascinating! Tencent’s decision to sell Bulkhead might indicate their focus on streamlining operations and investing in other areas. This move could also open up new opportunities for Bulkhead under the new consortium, potentially leading to innovative projects in the future.

  3. millie02

    Absolutely, it’s an interesting move! Tencent’s strategy could reflect a broader trend of consolidating resources to enhance efficiency. It will be intriguing to see how Bulkhead evolves under the new consortium’s leadership and what fresh projects they might pursue.

  4. koreilly

    You’re right, it does highlight a growing trend in the gaming industry. This consolidation might allow smaller studios like Bulkhead to thrive under the guidance of more experienced partners while maintaining their creative independence. It’ll be fascinating to see how their projects evolve moving forward!

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