Warner Bros. Video games has introduced that it acquired Participant First Video games, the developer of MultiVersus.
Participant First Video games co-founders Tony Huynh and Chris White will proceed to run the studio whereas additionally reporting to Carlos Barbosa, vice chairman and studio head of Warner Bros. Video games San Diego.
“Our crew is happy to hitch the Warner Bros. Video games household, and we really feel that this will probably be nice for MultiVersus total,” Huynh stated in a statement. “We’re working to make the MultiVersus sport expertise one of the best it may be and having our growth crew built-in with the writer is optimum for the gamers.”
Warner Bros. Video games president David Haddad added, “We’ve got labored with Participant First Video games over a number of years to create and launch MultiVersus, and we’re more than happy to welcome this proficient crew to Warner Bros. Video games. The intense and artistic crew at Participant First Video games provides to our intensive growth capabilities.”
MultiVersus launched again in 2022 in open beta for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. After a yr, Warner Bros. Video games pulled it from digital storefronts however assured gamers that each one of its content material would stay when it returned. The sport lastly returned on Might 28 with some additional incentives to get gamers to leap again in.
Warner Bros. Video games additionally just lately revealed that Samurai Jack and Beetlejuice can be added to the sport as a part of Season 2. In GameSpot’s MultiVersus evaluate, we stated, “Warner Bros’ all-star battle proves to be a worthy contender to the platform fighter throne.”