It ’s been a heck of a journey for Stunlock, and everyone at Coffee Stain are super proud and happy about what Stunlock has achieved! Battlerite has gone from the idea to overhaul an old loved project, and turning it into, what looks to become a very successful game as a service! Not a small accomplishment!
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The aim was to initially to launch Battlerite in Early Access, which Stunlock successfully did in 2016, but now we’re at full launch, heading into F2P, which was always the main plan.
Being friends and located in the same small town Skövde, it was a natural thing for us to do, and it seems to work out pretty well :) Since the launch of Battlerite, more than 6 million unique players have tried their luck in the arena, shooting Battlerite up to the peak of the top-selling free-to-play games on Steam on several occasions. Stunlock had went through some tough years, and when signing with us, the deal was tailored to give them creative freedom, full control of the IP and a brighter future. Stunlock Studios is one of the leading independent Swedish game developers in Skövde and most known for arena brawler Battlerite. But if we look at it, of all presented news articles, only Kotaku makes a big point of arguing it being a MOBA, IGN only makes one small remark on that topic and the rest use the term in passing as a throwaway placeholder. Todays majority stake comes just a day after Tencent announced its acquisition of Sumo Group for 1.3 billion, and just a month after acquiring Spec Ops: The Line developer Yager. Battlerite certainly is a 'Multiplayer' 'Battle Arena' game that is played 'Online.'. Why am I writing about this? The project has been a collaboration between our studios, where Coffee Stain Studios went in to fund the development back in 2015. Tencent initially collaborated with Stunlock to bring Battlerite to China before acquiring a minority stake back in 2019. The 3D action title features a set of unique gladiators, each with their own weaponry and skills.
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Their game Battlerite just went full release and moved into Free to Play. Developer Stunlock Studios has announced its working on a new PvP arena brawler, Battlerite, which promises 'hot and intense matches, stripped from random elements to optimize the action.'. Something big happened for our friends over at Stunlock Studios this week.
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