Bandai Namco has acquired a majority stake in Limbic Entertainment, the studio behind Park Beyond...
Bandai Namco acquires a majority stake in German developer Limbic Entertainment
“This investment is much more than a strategic move for Bandai Namco,” CEO of Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe Arnaud Muller said via a press release. “With Stephan, Alex, and their teams, we share the same values and passion for games. For the past three years, we have worked together on the creation of new IPs. The first game Park Beyond will be released in 2023 but there is much more to come.
“With Bandai Namco we are very lucky to have a partner who shares our goals, values and commitment to develop amazing titles," Limbic Entertainment's CEO and co-founder Stephan Winter said."Working together up to this point has already shown the trust and mutual respect that characterizes our relationship. Solidifying this bond gives us the opportunity to up our game — to plan even more ambitiously and bring Limbic Entertainment to the next level.
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