Keywords Studios has acquired Hardsuit labs, the former developer of Bloodlines 2.
The reasons for Hardsuit losing development duties on Bloodlines were never made clear. But the controversy clearly hasn't put Keywords off, and Hardsuit's founders Andy Kipling and Russell Nelson will continue to lead the business post-acquisition. Keywords' announcement is typically all sunshine and rainbows too.
"Hardsuit is a high-quality studio that works on some of the world's largest franchises, and we are excited to welcome Andy, Russel and their team to Keywords," CEO Betrand Bodson said."The business is a great fit for our Create service line and strengthens our existing offering for some of the strongest intellectual properties in digital entertainment."Sign up to get the best content of the week, and great gaming deals, as picked by the editors.
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