Developer and publisher TinyBuild has recently completed the sale of its quality assurance outfit, Red Cerberus. The company has been sold to the testing firm TestFly for a cash deal valued at $1.5 million, which will be paid out upon the transaction’s finalization.
Expressing his enthusiasm about the acquisition, TestFly’s CEO Kevin Chelius remarked, “We’re thrilled to welcome Red Cerberus to the TestFly family. Their expertise, reputation, and profound industry insight align seamlessly with our mission to redefine standards in game testing. With this acquisition, we fortify our commitment to aiding developers and publishers in delivering reliable and high-quality gaming experiences on a global scale, while also expanding our footprint in the Latin American market.”
Alex Nichiporchik, the head of TinyBuild, shared his thoughts on the sale, stating, “Selling Red Cerberus represents a significant milestone in refining our portfolio to focus on what we truly excel at: creating and nurturing outstanding intellectual properties. Red Cerberus has played a crucial role in our journey, and I want to express my gratitude to the entire team for their unwavering dedication.”
He continued, “By reallocating resources toward our core creative initiatives, we aim to optimize long-term revenue potential through the launch of new game IP. We are eager to debut certain high-potential games by 2025 and remain enthusiastic about TinyBuild’s future trajectory.”
