Realtime Worlds returns as eeGeo

MCV Staff 25th May 2011 Business News

The talent and spirit of collapsed group Realtime Worlds is returning to a new Dundee studio, under a different name but working on a familiar project, Develop can reveal.

Develop understands that ‘eeGeo’, a new studio still under construction in the Scottish city, will unveil its flagship game Project MyWorld in a matter of weeks.

The group is thought to be working on several other projects for mobile and social platforms, and is still looking to hire – in fact some 20 Realtime Worlds staff are already working at the new Dundee outfit.

Sister site Develop has the full story.

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