Dutch firm gets third contract with Sony

Playlogic signs another SCEE development deal

SCEE has signed a third development deal with Amsterdam’s Playlogic for an unannounced title in production at the company’s in house studio Playlogic Game Factory.

Playlogic says the game will be developed over the next seven month with an option to extend the production a further six.

"Over the past two years we have build a great relationship with SCEE," commented Playlogic EVP Rogier W. Smit. "We have solid development assets and resources at our disposal at our in-house facility in the Netherlands and have the ability to deliver quickly. Having received the opportunity to continue this relationship is a testimony of the work we deliver."

Igor Frid, MD of studio Playlogic Game Factory, added: "The cooperation between SCEE and Playlogic Game Factory has proven to be very successful. We deliver high quality products using flexible and innovative development methodologies which enable us to develop innovative titles in close cooperation with SCEE London Studio."

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