We have always had big plans for improving GameMaker across all platforms, both from the perspective of improving accessibility and further developing the features available to commercial studios and now we can’t wait to see them arrive much sooner. Since joining them last week, the positivity and creative energy we are seeing from them has been overwhelming. Stuart Poole, General Manager of YoYo Games said, “It’s been clear to us from the first time we spoke that the whole team at Opera is incredibly passionate about games. Mobile game maker Playtika goes public at 11 billion valuation 2. We are also thrilled to find future synergies between YoYo Games’ products and Opera GX.” Overview of Ubisofts strategy and efforts in mobile Might & Magic Chess Royale. We look forward to further growing Opera GX and driving the growth of GameMaker, making it more accessible to novice users and developing it into the world’s leading 2D game engine for commercial studios. “The platform is an ideal acquisition to complement our global ambitions in gaming, along with our Opera GX gaming browser.
“We are very excited to start working with the team at YoYo Games,” said Krystian Kolondra, EVP Browsers at Opera. YoYo Games will continue to be based in Dundee, Scotland and General Manager Stuart Poole and Technical Lead Russell Kay will both remain with the business. One that we believe will unlock many exciting possibilities for developers and educators.
Today’s news signals the start of an exciting new journey. Together with Opera GX, GameMaker will form the cornerstone of Opera Gaming – a new division focused on expanding Opera’s reach and capabilities within the gaming space. Looking forward, Opera has big plans for YoYo Games and GameMaker.
With features that include countless customization options, sound effects, background music, a gaming-inspired design, as well as CPU, RAM and Network Bandwidth limiters, GX is less resource-hungry and leaves more of the computer’s resources for gaming.
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