When the Krosmaster series first came out, Japanime Games handled distribution for it. About a year or so ago, CMON Limited started handling the distribution of those products. However, according to this announcement from CMON, they are ending that distribution deal soon.
Today, Monday, May 22, CMON Limited and Ankama Products announced their USA distribution partnership has come to an end. The final product to be released under the current deal is Gang Rush: Breakout on June 23, 2017.
CMON and Ankama originally entered into their partnership to deliver on the awaited release of Krosmaster: Quest and have gone on to distribute Krosmaster Arena 2.0, Kromaster Collection: Cemetery Park, 75 Gnom’ Street, and more. CMON will continue to sell their remaining stock of Ankama Products along with providing customer support for those titles while supplies last.
Ankama Products fans can look forward to a forthcoming announcement on their new distribution partner soon.
They have had several games published, but it sounds like another deal is forthcoming for Ankama. If you were a fan of Krosmaster, you probably won’t have to be without new characters for long.
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