07-02-2020 , 06:26 PM
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Quote:Paradox Interactive is best known for its complex PC grand strategy games, but the publisher has started dabbling with console ports and the odd mobile game. Somehow, it's even managed to put Stellaris, a 4X game, on Xbox One and PS4. What a weird time. And now it's reaffirmed its intent to spreading its games around.
Playrion Game Studio, the developer behind Airlines Manager, is Paradox's latest acquisition, bumping up its total number of internal studios to eight, including the recently announced Paradox Tinto.
Airlines Manager launched in 2014, and there's no word on what Playrion will be doing now that it's part of Paradox. The publisher's COO, Charlotta Nilsson, says the acquisition allows it to "continue expanding our business in new areas, and bring more of our IPs to mobile," so there's a good chance the team will be working on an existing Paradox game.
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