Just Cause Developer Gets Monetary Support

General news News 04/25/2017

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Avalanche Software got a big bag of cash.

Nordisk Film has invested ten million dollars into Avalanche in return for a minority ownership. You may know Avalanche for its games such as the Just Cause trilogy, or Mad Max (2015), and with this cash inflow, they can now develop and self-publish their following projects. (Just Cause was published by Square Enix, while Mad Max got into stores with the help of Warner Bros.) As the developer team has a proprietary open-world engine in their possession (called Apex), they don’t have to spend money on licensing something like Unreal Engine 4.

Nordisk Film is a leading film producer/distributor, and cinema operator company, owned by Danish Egmont – they founded Nordisk Film Games to support Nordic gaming studios. As Avalanche is located in Sweden, it all makes sense.

Let’s hope they will make good use of the money.
(Source: WCCFTech)

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