Megabit, in partnership with with German publisher rokaplay and developer Tiny Roar, revealed a first look at brand new gameplay for adventure-exploration game Lou’s Lagoon at the Games Baked in Germany Steam event.

Megabit, the new publishing arm launched by Aonic to support the company’s 1st and 3rd party video game studios, today announced Grit and Valor - 1949 from Liverpool based developer Milky Tea

Little Cities: Bigger! harnesses the power of the PS VR2 to ramp up the relaxation with charming visuals in stunning 4K, a 120hz refresh rate, increased immersion with haptic feedback, and even eye-tracking shenanigans.

The integration of Google bidding with Gravites mediation represents a pivotal moment in Gravite’s journey towards promoting in-app bidding adoption and advocating for a transparent and equitable marketplace.

Aonic, a diversified video gaming and technology group, announced today that it has formed Megabit, a new publishing arm created to support the company’s 1st and 3rd party studios.

A lot has happened since March 2022, when Aonic made its initial investment of $35 million in nDreams. The developer will use the funding for future investments, including studio acquisitions

The Hamburg games studio Tiny Roar gets a new owner with the Swedish Aonic Group, joining Red Games, Milky Tea, OtherSide Entertainment and the Hamburg performance marketing agency Exmox

The partnership with the Aonic video gaming group will greatly enhance OtherSide’s ability to grow the studio and deliver original titles that take games to new levels of the studio’s signature “player agency” focus.

This new partnership video gaming group Aonic will support award-winning development studio Milky Tea in developing its own in-house gaming intellectual property, whilst also expanding its operations.

Aonic, the video gaming development studios and ad-tech service providers, has acquired Hamburg-based Exmox, a global ad-tech and marketing platform company for nearly $100 million.

The VR studio plans to use the funds to create more ambitious titles. It will also channel some of the money into expanding its publishing operation, and further investing into the nDreams Academy.

Gravite, formerly known as AddApptr, a leading mobile ad-tech company, is pleased to announce a $60M investment from the Aonic Group, a new video gaming group building a balanced family of high potential midsized studios.