Turkish Game Company Rollic Games Sold to Zynga

As you know, some of the most popular companies in the "hypercusual" or "hyperbasic" mobile game industry originate from Turkey. A new move came from Zynga, which first purchased Gram Games in 2018, then the division of Peak Games, and the entire company in June 2020 for 1.8 billion dollars. Domestic mobile game company Rollic Games, For $168 million in cash It was acquired by Zynga.

According to the details of the sales agreement reported by Reuters, Rollic, known for its "hypercusual" type mobile games such as "G Knots 3D" and "Tangle Master 3D"; In the first stage, 80% was transferred to Zynga. According to the agreement, the company's remaining 20% will be completed within the next 3 years. It will be transferred to Zynga gradually and the sale will be completed.

Zynga's closeness to Turkish mobile game companies continues with Rollic Games:

Zynga, which continues to expand its game portfolio by acquiring companies, made a statement regarding the sale of Rollic. Zynga Chief Executive Officer Frank Gibeau; He stated that hypercusual games are the fastest growing games on mobile devices. Gibeau also emphasized that acquiring companies is a great way to acquire new users.

Thus, another Türkiye acquisition of the US company was realized. In fact, Zynga supports not only Turkish companies but also other companies that have managed to gain a worldwide user base. popular mobile game companies continues to incorporate. The company had previously purchased Small Giant Games for 560 million dollars and NaturalMotion for 527 million dollars.

The successive successes of Turkish mobile game companies are on the world economic agenda:

The Turkish mobile gaming industry has been developing in recent years. masomo, Gram Games And Peak Games The rise of companies such as has recently made headlines in Nikkei, the world's largest economic newspaper. According to the announced data, Turkish mobile game companies achieved 90% of revenues come from foreign countries is coming. According to Nikkei, gaming companies established and to be established in Turkey are starting to attract more attention from foreign companies due to record sales. Thus, investments in Turkey are expected to increase significantly.