Sumo Digital will no longer develop its own original games, but instead will double down on its work with other studios and ...

Sumo Digital, the development house that made Sackboy: A Big Adventure, has announced that they are transitioning from developing games from scratch to being a support studio for development outfits.

The Vampire curse continues as Bloodlines 2's current developers undergo restructuring at the hands of parent company Sumo.

Sumo Digital is one of the best current video game studios making games, even if you may not know it. While their most high profile original title has been the funky and clever Snake Pass, their ...

Sumo Digital has long been a work-for-hire studio that has quietly helped develop some of video gaming's biggest blockbusters, with contributions to IO Interactive's recent Hitman trilogy, ...

Sumo Digital, the developer behind Sackboy: A Big Adventure and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, has announced that it’ll be laying off 15 percent of its workforce, representing roughly 160 employees.

Sumo Digital have acquired The Chinese Room to make it their fifth studio in the list. The announcement came in a press release earlier today. By Abdul Rehman Babar 2018-08-14 2021-10-19 Share ...

Sumo Digital has acquired PixelAnt Games, a Wroclaw, Poland-based studio founded in July 2020, the company announced. PixelAnt Games is Sumo Digital’s tenth development studio. The company’s ...

In recent years, though, Sumo Digital's been undergoing something of a transformation of its own, with a management buyout from its former owners Foundation 9 setting the studio on a more ...

Sumo Digital, the studio better known for LittleBigPlanet 3 and Team Sonic Racing, recently unveiled its full year results for 2019.A document concerning the results is available to peruse online ...

LONDON, May 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The award winning developer Sumo Digital has received the prestigious TIGA STAR Award. The TIGA STAR award scheme recognises the very best employers, both ...

Tencent on Monday said it has agreed to buy the British gaming company Sumo Digital for $1.27 billion. The Chinese tech conglomerate already owned a 8.75% stake in Sumo.