French mobile game maker Voodoo has cut the ribbon on a new studio in Montreal, Canada, with a view to expanding beyond the hypercasual market.
Newsbrief: French mobile game maker Voodoo has cut the ribbon on a new studio in Montreal, Canada.
Newly appointed studio lead and former Gameloft producer Mehdi El Moussali broke the news in a brief post on Linkedin, and explained the developer is looking to expand beyond the hypercasual market.
The company's catalog of free-to-play titles have amassed over 2.1 billion downloads to date, but now the studio is keen to broaden its horizons by giving "small, autonomous, and talented teams" the freedom to work on more expansive projects.
The news comes over a year after Voodoo secured $200 million from Goldman Sachs to make new hires and develop new tools.
"Montreal is an innovation hub with a diverse and highly skilled talent pool, which offers a great opportunity for Voodoo to continue to push boundaries in the world of mobile," wrote El Moussali in a statement provided to Gamasutra.
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