The Warner Bros. Games decided to make their relationship with Player First Games, the producer of Multiversus, more intimate. According to Variety, Warner Bros. has acquired Player First Games, which will still be led by Tony Huynh and Chris White, but now they will report to Carlos Barbosa, vice president and studio head at Warner Bros. Games.
Multiversus was launched on May 28th as a free-to-play game, receiving strong support with this acquisition. The goal of the purchase is to ensure that the developer continues working on this title for a long time.
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