The company went bankrupt and sold the game "Playmyworld" successfully sold

Realtime Worlds, a bankruptcy crisis, has sold its two games (the Pet B program and the play's World) project to an American company, according to sources. Under the relevant acquisition agreement, the unnamed U.S. company "won the ownership of at least two games under realtime worlds."　　There have been unconfirmed reports that the original responsible staff of the two games will continue to be responsible for the two projects under the new owners. It has been reported that Realtime worlds employees will be completely dismissed, will only dismissals some of the staff responsible for the play of the World project.　　But a "serious buyer" appeared and was willing to retain the original class, and the new office was rumored to be located in Dundee, England, east of Scotland. According to the official description of Realtime Worlds, "Play I World" will be a fun and full 3D Community gaming experience to depict the reality of the life of the player.　　In which players can enjoy the 3D games and community media combined with the new virtual entertainment mode. Some potential buyers are still interested in other assets owned by Realtime Worlds, the report said.