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Tripledot acquires Supersonic from Unity for $40m

What happened

Unity sold its mobile games publishing business, Supersonic, to Tripledot Studios for $40 million as it exits the publishing business.

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UK mobile games publisher Tripledot Studios has acquired Supersonic from Unity for $40 million. Supersonic said the deal meant its development partners could access more product, design and growth expertise across Tripledot's portfolio at a bigger scale. The publisher had been put up for sale by Unity after it decided to exit the publishing business and focus on its ads and game tech divisions. Supersonic has previously published titles including Bridge Race, Going Balls, Hide 'N Seek and Build A Queen, among numerous others. Last year, Supersonic was said to have surpassed 6.2 billion lifetime downloads, according to AppsFlyer data. The deal comes just over a year after Tripledot acquired AppLovin's games business in an $800m deal, with the ads giant also exiting games development and publishing. Global scale "Back in 2020 we built Supersonic on a simple idea: give developers the tools and support to turn a great game into a chart-topping one," said Supersonic CEO Igor Bereslavski. "Joining Tripledot means we get to keep doing exactly that, backed by one of the strongest platforms in mobile gaming." Tripledot CEO and co-founder Lior Shiff commented: "Great games are being built faster and more efficiently than ever, but the complexity of scaling them globally keeps rising. "Closing that gap takes comprehensive data science and AI capabilities, real capital and a team that...

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Event
Asset sale

What this signalsSelling part of the business often leads to a new focus and new budgets.

Amount named
$40M

Companies

  • Tripledot StudiosAcquirertripledotstudios.com

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Numbers

Amount named in the story
$40M

Details

Assets
publishing business

Topics and mentions

Asset tags

  • services

Extraction

Confidence
90%
Detected
Aug 6, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
sells_assets_to

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