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Epic Games acquires Fall Guys creator Mediatonic in surprise new deal

Epic Games acquires Fall Guys creator Mediatonic in surprise new deal

Posted on March 3, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Epic Games has announced its acquisition of Mediatonic, the creators of multiplayer sensation Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout.

The quirky platforming experience shot the developers to stardom back in 2020, offering players a fun, wholesome multiplayer outing just as the pandemic was taking its toll.

It drew in millions of players and has since adopted a seasonal model with ample amounts of crossovers, new stages and other content updates.
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