Perfect World To Publish Motiga's Gigantic
Well known publisher of free-to-play games Perfect World is adding Motiga's MOBA Gigantic to its already hefty lineup. The company announced today that a partnership deal had been struck with the company that would allow the game's reach to be expanded -- supporting gamers with Win64 operating systems via the Arc Games platform.
Perfect World Entertainment CEO Bryan Huang and Motiga CEO Chris Chung both released statements hailing the partnership as a good thing for both them and players.
“Our team is thrilled to work with Perfect World Entertainment who shares our vision for our game. This partnership will enable us to focus on creating the best experience possible. Motiga has always thrived off of the excitement of our players, and the continued success that Perfect World Entertainment has had in the free-to-play space has solidified our desire to partner with them for our upcoming launch.”
-Chris Chung
No statement has been made yet as to when players can expect to see Gigantic on Perfect World's services.
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