Canadian independent game developer Frima Studio has acquired Volta, a visual development studio dedicated to the creation of high-end concept art for video games and film. Established in 2006, Volta has quickly become one of the most respected names in the industry. The acquisition expands Frima's portfolio of services to high-end concept art capabilities for AAA games, film and television projects. Volta will remain an independent studio in its own Quebec City offices.
From PSU: "“PES is better than FIFA“. A controversial opinion, perhaps, but one I’ve defended vociferously ever since these two footballing behemoths established themselves as the leading lights of the genre in the early 2000s.
True, FIFA has always had PES beat in certain key aspects. The sheer number of official licenses (teams, leagues, players, kits etc.) is, by and large, the main reason why FIFA has been able to maintain such a significant lead over its Japanese counterpart for all these years. Both in terms of popularity and sales."
Frima have announced that Talent Not Included will launch on August 30. This humor-filled action/combat platformer will be available for download for $12.99 on Steam for Mac and PC. Set in the fantasy land of Notthatmuchfurther, Talent Not Included tells the story of three monsters: Zordok, Derp, and Kevin.
Celebrating the first anniversary of its co-op platformer Chariot on PC, independent developer Frima is releasing Chariot’s debut DLC -the Royal Gadget Pack on Steam today.
