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Super rebrands to Super Good Games
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pcgamesinsider.bizPublisher Super.com has changed its name to Super Good Games.
The news was unveiled in a post on its website – spotted by GamesIndustry.biz – that this was partly due to it being "empowered by new owners", though it's not really clear how the company's ownership situation has changed. Its website has also rebranded to SuperGG.com.
"We are truly blessed to be able to meet new people, share their perspective and help cultures transcend their geographical boundaries," the company wrote.
"Hand-in-hand with immensely talented partners and colleagues, we are looking forward to forming new bonds and embracing new opportunities in the future. Know that you can expect Super Good Games from SuperGG.com!"
Super Good Games was founded back in 2018.
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