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Super.com Invests $3.5 Million In Bonsai Collective, FPS In Development

by Rainier on April 27, 2021 @ 5:38 a.m. PDT

Super.com announced its new partnership with Bonsai Collective, a British games development studio that focuses on crafting immersive action-adventure games.

This partnership not only includes financial investment in the studio’s growth and prosperity, but Super.com will also publish the first title from the developer, an unannounced first-person shooter.

Founded in 2019, Bonsai Collective is a game development studio formed by three games industry experts, Hollie Emery (Overcooked, Yoku’s Island Express), Benni Hill (Ether One, Q.U.B.E 2, Duskers, Lost Words: Beyond the Page), and Harry Corr (Q.U.B.E 2). Their mission is to create original game universes where players can explore and engage through classic and expressive play. 

“At Super, our major goal is to find studios and tech startups which we believe have eminent leadership and are destined for greatness. We want to help the industry become better for gamers, developers and investors alike,” commented Oleg Sambikin, CEO of Super.com. “With Bonsai Collective we have found a partner who we can help grow and reach their full potential and we are thrilled to be working with them and their award-winning team on their latest endeavor.” 

“Bonsai Collective started its journey with the goal of crafting diverse game worlds, where stories that trust the players' engagement can be explored through expressive gameplay”, said Hollie Emery. “We are excited to embark on this journey with Super.com as our investment partner and publisher. Now, we are looking forward to growing our studio, with a focus on team wellbeing and diversity, as we develop our first title and original IP.”

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