Comment on Chinese Gaming Company Ourplam to Buy a Stake in US Game Engine Developer Unity by Ourpalm Invests $2.3M USD in Australia-listed Mobile Game Developer Animoca Brands - TechNode

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Chinese gaming company Ourpalm (SZ:300315) announced last night (Beijing Time) to invest in Unity Software Inc., the San Francisco, US – based developer of game engines and development tools. In China the well-known local game engine brand is Cocos2d-x, owned by Chinese gaming company Chukong. Founded in 2004 in Beijing, China, Ourpalm develops web games (or browser games) and mobile games, and publishes third-party games. Since 2013 Ourpalm has acquired and invested in several Chinese game developers that include Dovo, Playcrab and Shanggame. Unity will be the first foreign company Ourpalm invests in if the investment is successful.