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Virtuos has acquired the outsourcing companies for Sea of Thieves, Hearthstone, and the new Fable

The major gaming outsourcing company Virtuos has grown even larger. The company announced the acquisition of the British outsourcing studio Third Kind Games.

News August 12, 2022

Gaming outsourcer Virtuos has opened an office in Malaysia

The office is located in Kuala Lumpur, and its management has already enlisted the support of the Malaysian government.

News May 20, 2022

Virtuos bought game outsourcers Glass Egg — they made art for Marvel’s Spider-Man and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

Game outsourcing developer Virtuos enters the Vietnamese market. The company announced that it has become the owner of the Glass Egg studio, based in Ho Chi Minh City. The size of the transaction is not disclosed.

Investments and transactions January 26, 2022

Virtuos bought Volmi Games, a gaming outsourcer from Ukraine

Virtuos gaming outsourcing developer is getting bigger. He announced the takeover of Kiev-based Volmi Games, which worked on art for Diablo II: Resurrected, The Elder Scrolls: Legends and Metro Exodus. The amount of the transaction was not disclosed.

Industry March 16, 2018

Outsourcer of Final Fantasy XII and Horizon Zero Dawn will invest $30 million in new studios

A large outsourced video game developer Virtuos intends to invest $30 million in the creation and purchase of new studios. Gilles Langourieux, the company’s CEO, spoke about the company’s plan for the next two years.

Money March 15, 2018

Outsourcer Horizon Zero Dawn and L.A. Noir raised $15 million

A large video game outsourcing firm Virtuos has received $15 million in investments. The company will direct financing for business development. Virtuos participated in the work on Horizon Zero Dawn, L. A. Noir and other large-scale projects.

Development February 7, 2018

The Outline: Most game studios work with outsourcing teams

Almost every significant game studio uses the services of third-party teams in working on AAA titles. This is reported by The Outline, which has studied the gaming outsourcing development market and talked with representatives of several companies.