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Splash Damage, Wargaming team up for unannounced projects

Wargaming has partnered with developer Splash Damage, the pair today announced.

“The partnership will see Splash Damage applying their vast multiplayer expertise to brand-new projects for Wargaming’s community,” the duo advised in a press release, though those projects were not detailed.

“Splash Damage is known for building loyal relationships with only the world’s leading platforms, IPs and suppliers, and creating one-of-a-kind teamplay hits,” said Paul Wedgwood, CEO of Splash Damage. “As gamers, Victor [Kislyi, Wargaming CEO] and I share the same passion for our communities. We actively listen to players and strive to put their needs first, whilst forging multiplayer experiences that champion cooperation and help develop new friendships. The Wargaming universe gives our team a great creative canvas, allowing us to develop a game experience for a massive, loyal following, and we’re extremely excited to get started.”

“What impresses me most about Splash Damage is their passion for every project they take on,” added Kislyi. “They’re working incredibly hard to create truly memorable games, won’t stop until everything runs like clockwork, and share in our values of player-focused game design, which makes them just the right partner for Wargaming.”

Splash Damage’s latest work was Dirty Bomb, an indie free-to-play PC shooter.

We’ll have more on the partnership as it’s made available.


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