Ubisoft buys French online game developer Owlient

Sina Science and Technology hearing Beijing time July 13 Morning news, the United States video game giant Ubisoft (Ubisoft) announced in Tuesday, will acquire French free online game developer Owlient.　　The acquisition is part of a new strategy for Ubisoft, which will also expand on platforms such as the Internet, social networks, smartphones and tablets, in addition to continuing to launch large games in the field of video games. "We welcome Qwlient's game team to join Ubisoft. "Over the past 5 years, we have developed a framework that is dedicated to providing games in a Ifos Guillimotte way and making a profit while attracting and maintaining online communities through a range of skills," said Yves Guillemot, the Ubisoft CEO. "Before the acquisition of Qwlient, Ubisoft has just launched a free online version of the military game Tom Clancy."　　In addition, Ubisoft provides free online games including "CSI Crime City", "Heroes Kingdoms" and "Settlers online". Owlient was founded more than 5 years ago and its founder Oliver Isali (Olivier issaly) and Vincent Gousse (Guth) were high school students.　　The company boasts a total of 2 million players per month, from multiple countries and using multiple languages. The company's CEO, Isali, said: "Joining the Ubisoft team will help us accelerate the development of international business and expand our expertise and games to new platforms." We are proud of what our team has accomplished and are confident that we will continue to succeed after joining Ubisoft. "The deal is expected to be completed by the middle of next year, but neither side has disclosed financial terms." (PEI)