Free-to-play game publisher Kabam opens European operations office in Berlin
The new studio will eventually employ 50 people.
The new studio will eventually employ 50 people.
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Kabam will take a piece of revenue in exchange for localizing, marketing, and distributing Japanese games in U.S. and Europe.
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Kixeye has also hired a general manager from Kabam.
The deal helps the company expand into Asia's fast-growing mobile games market.