PlayStation has announced a new acquisition, adding Savage Game Studios to its expanding family. The German studio is known for its focus on mobile games, and the deal places Savage Game Studios under the PlayStation Studios Mobile division. This move signals a broader strategy to reach more players on mobile platforms across the United States and Canada while preserving Sony’s core console experience.
In line with prior statements about bringing select PlayStation titles to PC, the company emphasizes that its push beyond consoles does not diminish its commitment to the PlayStation community. The aim remains to deliver compelling single player story experiences alongside a growing portfolio of mobile experiences that can engage new audiences who may not yet be familiar with PlayStation.
The PlayStation Studios Mobile division will operate independently from the traditional console-focused development, concentrating on innovative mobile solutions built around both existing and upcoming PlayStation properties. The leadership notes that mobile efforts are about expanding access, enabling more people to interact with PlayStation content on devices they already own, while opening pathways to new kinds of gameplay experiences.
Savage Game Studios, founded in 2020, brings a leadership team with substantial industry experience. Founders and leaders have previously contributed to projects at Rovio, Zynga, Wargaming, and Insomniac, positions that help bridge the gap between mobile live service expertise and bigger franchise ambitions. The studio is already reportedly developing an unannounced project described as a service oriented action title intended for high end mobile devices, though specific details remain undisclosed at this time.
Earlier industry moves by Sony include the acquisition of Haven Studios and Bungie, signaling a broader corporate strategy to diversify the portfolio beyond traditional console games. In related regional news, Logitech exited the Russian market, marking another shift in the global tech and gaming landscape. These movements collectively illustrate a focus on expanding the ecosystem around PlayStation across multiple platforms while continuing to invest in blockbuster, story-driven experiences.
— (VG Times)