Expanded team outgrows old workspace

Amuzo moves into new Bournemouth office

Casual game developer Amuzo has moved into a new larger office in Bournemouth.

The firm, which recently expanded its team to 26 staff, will share its new space with customer experience agency Bright Blue Day.

A spokesperson told Develop that while the companies are not working together on any specific projects, the move will allow the two firms to utilise each others’ skills. In total the office currently houses over 60 staff.

“We pride ourselves in having a team of exceptionally experienced individuals; this move means we now have the perfect environment for them to thrive and we can continue to establish Amuzo as one of the most trusted companies for branded game development,” said Amuzo MD Mike Hawkyard.

Amuzo has previously worked on titles include LEGO Star Wars: The New Yoda Chronicles, Yowie World and Cato and Macro, and is currently working on a number of new titles.

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