Skybound Launches New Fighting Game Studio, Quarter Up
June 10, 2025 - 02:12
In an exciting development for the gaming community, Skybound has announced the creation of a new fighting game studio named Quarter Up. This strategic move aims to expand their portfolio and tap into the competitive fighting game market, which has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years.
Quarter Up is expected to focus on delivering innovative gameplay mechanics and engaging narratives that resonate with both casual and hardcore gamers. The studio will be staffed by a team of experienced developers and industry veterans, ensuring that they bring a wealth of knowledge and creativity to the table.
Skybound’s decision to enter the fighting game genre underscores the growing demand for diverse gaming experiences. As esports continue to thrive, the potential for a successful fighting game is significant. Fans are eager to see what unique elements Quarter Up will introduce, and how it will compete with established franchises. The gaming world is watching closely as Skybound takes this bold step into a new arena.
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