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The games you listed, most aren't anything to do with WildCard, they are Snailgames published, but different Dev teams; not WildCard.
so what you are saying is, Nitrado leeched money out of them, then forced them to release and "re-invested" the money they leeched in the first place... yea Nitrado the real hero here.
More like the vamp, that din't suck the corps completely dry. they probably suck the last bit out of wild card after the release of ARK2, mark my words.
This info is wrong. Snailgames owed 1mil to other companies, not Nitrado. The 4mil the Nitrado loaned was 1mil to cover their debts and 3mil investment.
usually they invest in things, they them self "secretly" kicked and punched down (again assuming and general statment)
The studios involved with making all those are owned by Snail games, including Wildcard (though to be clear grove street and instinct who developed ASA are not owned by Snail, just they were 3rd party rent-a-programmers for ASA(Instinct out of Egypt has worked on many parts of ASE too). Snail has owned Wildcard since December 2015.
Altas though was made more directly by Wildcard under the studio called grapeshot games which is actually same offices of the Gainesville wildcard offices and recently many of those who worked on atlas have changed their twitter profiles to say they're on Ark/wildcard again.
To be clear, Snail was 3 months in arrears for over 1 million to Nitrado for the period of March to June of this year. It was outlined as part of the agreement to defer it by Nitrado and as well give an additional 3 million to Snail.
Snail's agreement filed with the SEC in August:
https://investor.snail.com/node/7086/html
However in a recently leaked internal memo to NItrado employees concerned about the controversies going on (and covered by gaming news folks) the CEO of Nitrado stated it was actually 4 million (though that may be a blurring of the deferment and the loan.)
https://www.reddit.com/r/ARK/comments/17kstw5/nitrado_staff_message_from_the_managing_director/
https://massivelyop.com/2023/11/01/nitrado-ceo-claims-ark-survival-ascended-would-never-have-existed-without-its-4m-loan/
More aptly, the evidence is simply more compelling that Snail self inflicted their fiscal accountability challenges on themselves and painted themselves into a corner. Having thus leverage on Snail, Nitrado pounced on the opportunity to take advantage of that situation and ultimately Snail, in their seeming desperation accepted.
Snail took their revenue from ark and diverted much of it to 20+ other projects up to and including a now bankrupt EV car company. Nooblets did a mostly ok job on reporting about this already weeks and weeks ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKzhie_25hU
And again this needs all the context of understanding:
- Close to 80% of Snails revenue has been with Ark
- There are still 2 outstanding loans from other lenders due December and January respectively.
These are all outlined in the August Quarterly report filing with the SEC as well:
https://investor.snail.com/node/7121/html
So with Steam taking 30% of the games revenue(their standard take) and Nitrado taking 20% of the revenue of ASA, this means before the 20+ other projects(that havent failed... include new recently announced ones having also nothing to do with Ark) they're already down 50%. Then factor those 20+ projects and then factor continued development of ASA AND Ark 2 and then yes.... things are seemingly rather precarious.
it is all the same dev team, they just use different names.. it is part of their scam
they even claim that they have no time to fix ASE, because they work on Atlas..
all was the same ppl, the same dev team
and all is published by Snail.. your lack of knowledge cant change reality
try answer this:
Not all the same dev team for all the games listed. Some use the same team yes but not all as I explained in my post. There are some different development studios though all are owned by Snail (again except Grove street and Instinct who mainly made ASA for Wildcard) yes but again, not all the same dev team. Again anyone with google can figure that out...
You really like to spam "lies/you lie" to anyone who disagrees with you. You seem to like to do this on almost every thread you decide to engage your inane antics on.
You're being silly.
Everyone knows this, it has been discussed on these forums for months,
I really don't understand people like you OP. You watch a public youtube video and your logic is "hey, even though this is a 2 month old public video, maybe I should post it on forums as breaking news".
You are late to the party, been discussed to death, go back to youtube.
Grapeshot Games
Grapeshot Games is both the publisher and co-developer of ATLAS along with Instinct Games. Grapeshot Games was created by two of the co-founders behind Studio Wild Card, the developer behind ARK: Survival Evolved, Jeremy Stieglitz and Jesse Rapczak.
https://atlas.fandom.com/wiki/Grapeshot_Games
btw: there is more fake companies / sister companies what are related to WC and where the same devs are making blatant clones of Ark.
heck even ASE is tagged with different name of dev studio in some countries :D
because they tried to avoid bad reputation