Kuju confirms studio co-founder moving on

Daly departs Zoe Mode

Ed Daly has departed from Zoe Mode as studio head, Develop can reveal.

Joining the Chime developer in February 2004, Daly spent more than seven years shaping the studio’s output. His next job, if indeed he remains in the games business, is for now unknown.

Daly’s leadership at Zoe Mode has led the studio to completion of several successful products in the SingStar and EyeToy series.

In 2007 Zoe Mode won a Develop Award for Best New Handheld IP with Crush. Recently the studio has enjoyed widespread acclaim for its music puzzle game Chime, released across various digital channels.

“We wish Ed Daly well on whatever he’s doing next,” a spokesperson for Zoe Mode parent company Kuju told Develop.

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