Aurora Interactive acquires beloved indie studio in nine-figure deal
The publisher continues its aggressive acquisition spree.
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Aurora Interactive has acquired indie darling Lantern North in a nine-figure deal that closed late Friday.
Editorial callout"Lantern North's leadership will remain in place, and the studio will operate independently within Aurora's portfolio."
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