Private equity firm Supernova Capital has made two developer acquisitions in Mi-Clos and Little Red Dog Games.
No figure has been placed on the deal, which was caused by the studios' publishing partnership with Supernova-owned Modern Wolf. Mi-Clos is a French studio best known for Out There, Sigma Theory and Space Disorder, while Little Red Dog Games has created the Rogue State series and Precipice.
"What can feel like 'selling your baby' can actually be traumatic for founders. I sold my own studio after almost twenty years, so I have real empathy for the management teams," Supernova CEO Paul Wedgwood (pictured) said.
"It also qualifies us to judge, and I have been super-impressed—with the amazing quality of their games, and the highly capable teams they have both built. As we welcome them into the Supernova family, I am excited to also introduce them to our learning faculty, The Academy. Built from our own successes in the industry, it is our proven program of workshops, mentoring, tools and processes, that were also instrumental in transforming our former company Flying Wild Hogs into the industry leader they are today. I believe we will achieve great things together and I'm excited for the new opportunities our partnerships will bring."
Mi-Clos CEO Michael Peiffert added: "This is an emotional moment for me. We started as a one man studio back in 2010, and have grown organically ever since. The new partnership we have with Supernova is a genuine win-win for us both. It will empower us to continue developing existing IPs and new ones from our unique creative vision on an even larger scale. We'll also be able to hire more talent while continuing to develop our great work environment. This partnership sets the stage for
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