Techland joins the Tencent team.
Blizzard, Fatshark, Turtle Rock, Remedy, Klei, and others. But publicly, at least, it seems to have taken a largely hands-off approach with all of them, and assuming that pattern continues it means that fans of Techland and its work shouldn't have to worry too much about any abrupt, unexpected changes in direction.
through 2022, wrought by a combination of the country's crackdown on the tech industry, strict Covid-19 restrictions, and an overall economic slowdown. Its share price has bounced back considerably since then, though—not to where it was during the heady days of early 2021, but close to double what it was in late 2022—and a new investment in a Western studio could be seen as a signal that Tencent is at least starting to return to form and action.
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