Grinding Gear Games managing director Chris Wilson said the deal meant the company could expand and hire more people for its Auckland-based studio.The Chinese online games company, the world's largest worth US$580 billion ($840b), acquired 80 per cent of the company for an undisclosed amount.
Grinding Gear Games developer now possible to expand and hire
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A Kiwi video game company founded in a New Lynn garage has sold up 80 per cent of its shares to a Chinese giant worth more than $800 billion. Chinese internet colossus Tencent Holdings has bought a controlling stake in West Auckland's Grinding Gear Games, which developed Path of Exile.
- Source/ReadMore: The NZHerald