Nazara Technologies has completed the acquisition of Curve Games for £21.7 million

India’s Nazara Technologies has taken over Curve Games in a deal worth £21.7 million.

This strategic move is aimed at broadening the company's business diversity in gaming and sports media through strategic mergers and acquisitions.

The acquisition is expected to enhance Nazara's global presence by leveraging Curve's "publishing capabilities" which will aid in the development of cross-platform intellectual properties for PC and console gaming.

Nitish Mittersain, CEO of Nazara, expressed that the acquisition of Curve, with its strong track record in PC and console publishing, aligns with the company's goal of extending beyond mobile gaming into the realm of cross-platform experiences.

“This acquisition enriches our strength, brings valuable intellectual property to our portfolio, and accelerates our vision of making Nazara a worldwide leader in gaming. Additionally, Curve will act as a conduit for Indian developers to the global stage,” Mittersain stated.

Stuart Dinsey, executive chairman of Curve Games, commented that becoming part of Nazara is an exciting development for the company. Nazara’s expansive ecosystem and focus on emerging markets make them a solid strategic ally.

"We share a common goal of establishing a prominent global indie platform, and we eagerly anticipate our future growth together," he added.

Founded in 2005 by Jason Perkins, Curve Games is based in the UK and is noted for publishing notable indie games like Human: Fall Flat, Dungeons of Hinterberg, and The Ascent.

Back in September, Nazara garnered $108 million to support its objectives in mergers and acquisitions. In the prior month, it also purchased Fusebox Games for $27.2 million.