Will the British version of Lost Ark be handled by Amazon?
Amazon is no stranger to the video game industry. Its subsidiary, Twitch, has provided streamers with its livestreaming service for years. The company owned by Jeff Bezos even bought a CryEngine license which was later modified to Lumberyard. One form of its seriousness towards this industry.
Not only that, they have also published several games, although they haven't shown their fangs with titles that can hit the industry. There are only two game titles that seem to be able to change the player's view of Amazon. Now, it looks like they are trying to expand the portfolio.
Will the British version of Lost Ark be handled by Amazon?
Amazon is no stranger to the video game industry. Its subsidiary, Twitch, has provided streamers with its livestreaming service for years. The company owned by Jeff Bezos even bought a CryEngine license which was later modified to Lumberyard. One form of its seriousness towards this industry.
Not only that, they have also published several games, although they haven't shown their fangs with titles that can hit the industry. There are only two game titles that seem to be able to change the player's view of Amazon. Now, it looks like they are trying to expand the portfolio.
With no clarity at all from both sides, of course assuming that they will present the Lost Ark is a very natural thing.
This is supported by the statement of the CEO of Smilegate RPG, Chi Won Gil, who said that this collaboration is their opportunity to introduce one of their AAA games to the western market. Could Lost Ark be handled by Amazon Games in the future?
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