Saudi-owned mobile games group Scopely is acquiring the Turkish maker of fast-growing puzzle app Pixel Flow in a deal worth as much as $1bn, as it challenges China’s Tencent for leadership of the ...

Mobile games giant Scopely announced the acquisition of a majority stake in Pixel Flow developer Loom Games today in a deal ...

Scopely, a video game developer and publisher owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, will acquire a majority stake in Istanbul-based Loom Games as the kingdom accelerates pace to position ...

Scopely has acquired a majority stake in Istanbul-based Pixel Flow developer Loom Games just months after it launched its ...

"It's been a privilege to have a front row seat to the team's rapid growth and success and see them become the latest Turkish ...

Video game company Scopely announced today it has entered a definitive agreement to acquire a majority stake in the Istanbul-based development studio behind mobile game "Pixel Flow!"—a puzzle ...

Mobile gaming giant Scopely will acquire a majority stake in the Istanbul-based development studio behind popular new puzzle game "Pixel Flow!", which has been played by more than 10 million people ...

Walter Driver and Javier Ferreira, co-CEOs of Scopely, spoke with me in a fireside chat at GamesBeat Summit 2024 about how they feel the product they created was the company itself, not any individual ...

Mobile gaming giant Scopely is set to acquire the games division of Niantic, the software developer behind “Pokémon Go,” “Pikmin Bloom” and “Monster Hunter Now,” in a deal valued at $3.5 billion.

After a few weeks of rumor and talks, it has been confirmed this morning that mobile publisher Scopely will acquire Niantic Games for $3.5b. The move marks a major shift in the mobile landscape, as ...

"This partnership marks the beginning of a new chapter for everything we aspire to create," says Loom Games CEO ...