Scopely Seals $3.5bn Deal to Acquire Niantic’s Hit Games and Apps
Scopely, a leading mobile gaming company, has officially completed its $3.5 billion acquisition of Niantic’s popular games and applications. This major deal gives Scopely ownership of global hits like Pokémon Go, Pikmin Bloom, Monster Hunter Go, and key Niantic apps including Campfire and Wayfarer.
With this acquisition, Scopely expands its gaming portfolio significantly, gaining control over some of the most successful augmented reality (AR) titles in the market. Pokémon Go, an AR phenomenon since its launch, continues to attract millions of players worldwide, while Pikmin Bloom and Monster Hunter Go add diversity to Scopely’s offerings.
The deal also includes Niantic’s social and community-driven apps, Campfire and Wayfarer, which support player engagement and location-based experiences. Industry experts see this move as a strategic step for Scopely to strengthen its position in AR gaming and mobile entertainment.
Scopely plans to invest further in these franchises to enhance user experience and expand their global reach. This acquisition marks one of the largest deals in mobile gaming history and underscores the growing value of AR games in the entertainment sector.
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