Death Cell, Cirque Heroes, and so on, Playdigious was bought by 10.5 million euros.

Griffin Gaming Partners, a wind-investment fund focused on the field of games, recently acquired Playdigious as an independent game distributor from the Swedish game company Fragbite Group at a trade-off value of 10.5 million euros. Playdigious, a workroom focused on mobile game transplants, has successfully introduced to the mobile side such as Death Cell, Circulatory Heroes, Small Bones: Heroes Killer, and Deep Sea Lost. The company also operates a brand called Playdigious Organals, which currently owns four games under its banner.

Under the terms of the transaction, the Fragbite Group would retain 90 per cent of the net income of Playdigious Originals ‘ existing PC game house. Griffin Gaming Partners acquired the full ownership of Playdigious Originals through cash, and acquired all of the company ‘ s assets and game distribution rights. Stefan Tengvall, Chief Executive Officer of Fragbite, described the deal as a “successful investment.” “We acquired Playdigious in 2021 and have been a high-quality asset for many years. This time, by disentangling the subsidiary through a favourable trade, the support group will consolidate its capital, advance its strategic evolution and support new strategic initiatives such as the Bitco National Treasury Plan.”

Stefan Tengvall states: “The group has been in close contact with Playdigious teams, including the founders Xavier Liard and Romain Tisserand, as well as Chief Executive Officer Abral Da Costa. We have always been proud of the Playdigious team and thank them for their positive contributions to the Group over the years. It is believed that, under the leadership of the Griffin professional team, Playdigious will continue his legend.” Upon completion of the sale, the Fragbite Group business block includes the electric competition and live platform Fragbite, the video game content company Config, and the mobile game studio Fun Rock & Prey Studios for the development of MMA Manager 2: The Ultimate Fight.

Notably, Playdigious, formerly the largest subsidiary of Fragbite, contributed 77 per cent of the group ‘ s total revenue in 2024. The group expects to be self-sufficient within 6-12 months of the transaction – While the size of future revenues will be reduced, the corresponding costs will be significantly reduced. The company will provide further information on the financial impact of the divestment in the third quarter.