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Sony has officially acquired Firewalk Studios from its previous parent company, ProbablyMonsters Inc. Firewalk has worked on Call of Duty, Destiny, Apex Legends, Halo and other titles since it was formed in 2018, and says that its philosophy is "rooted in strong gameplay" and inspiring art. Sony hasn't revealed how much it paid for the studio, which has nearly 150 employees and is still growing.
"We're thrilled to expand upon our collaborative relationship with Firewalk Studios and formally welcome the team to PlayStation Studios," PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst said in a press statement.
"We've had the privilege of working with ProbablyMonsters and Firewalk for several years and our teams share the same ambition to create meaningful experiences for gamers. Firewalk's innovative approach to connected storytelling and its commitment to high-quality gameplay continues to exceed our expectations. I think fans will be very pleased when they see what Firewalk has in store for them."
<p>Sony has officially acquired Firewalk Studios from its previous parent company, ProbablyMonsters Inc. Firewalk has worked on Call of Duty, Destiny, Apex Legends, Halo and other titles since it was formed in 2018, and says that its philosophy is "rooted in strong gameplay" and inspiring art. Sony hasn't revealed how much it paid for the studio, which has nearly 150 employees and is still growing.</p><p>"We're thrilled to expand upon our collaborative relationship with Firewalk Studios and formally welcome the team to PlayStation Studios," PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst said in a press statement.</p><p>"We've had the privilege of working with ProbablyMonsters and Firewalk for several years and our teams share the same ambition to create meaningful experiences for gamers. Firewalk's innovative approach to connected storytelling and its commitment to high-quality gameplay continues to exceed our expectations. I think fans will be very pleased when they see what Firewalk has in store for them."</p><a href="
"We're thrilled to expand upon our collaborative relationship with Firewalk Studios and formally welcome the team to PlayStation Studios," PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst said in a press statement.
"We've had the privilege of working with ProbablyMonsters and Firewalk for several years and our teams share the same ambition to create meaningful experiences for gamers. Firewalk's innovative approach to connected storytelling and its commitment to high-quality gameplay continues to exceed our expectations. I think fans will be very pleased when they see what Firewalk has in store for them."
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<p>Sony has officially acquired Firewalk Studios from its previous parent company, ProbablyMonsters Inc. Firewalk has worked on Call of Duty, Destiny, Apex Legends, Halo and other titles since it was formed in 2018, and says that its philosophy is "rooted in strong gameplay" and inspiring art. Sony hasn't revealed how much it paid for the studio, which has nearly 150 employees and is still growing.</p><p>"We're thrilled to expand upon our collaborative relationship with Firewalk Studios and formally welcome the team to PlayStation Studios," PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst said in a press statement.</p><p>"We've had the privilege of working with ProbablyMonsters and Firewalk for several years and our teams share the same ambition to create meaningful experiences for gamers. Firewalk's innovative approach to connected storytelling and its commitment to high-quality gameplay continues to exceed our expectations. I think fans will be very pleased when they see what Firewalk has in store for them."</p><a href="
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