Fun: Ndreams, Farnborough-based game developer, started creating content for PlayStation Home, including the very first augmented reality game in the virtual world, XI. Since then, it has become a bit PSVR central, creating titles like Fracted and The Assembly. And after obtaining substantial funding, it now turns its attention to the new generation, PSVR2 titles.

“It’s a hinge for Ndreams,” said Patrick O’luanaigh, CEO delighted, about the $ 35 million investment of the newly created company Aonic. “While virtual reality is pursuing its trajectory to become a real mass market technology, it is the rocket fuel needed to accelerate our rapid growth and take advantage of the many opportunities that continue to come to us. »

According to Ndreams, its “strongest range is still in front of”, and this includes “future exciting projects already in development, including new generation games for the highly anticipated PSVR2”. We believe that a Fracted port is nailed, but it will be interesting to see what the British team has else in preparation. Given its close historical relationship with Sony, do not be surprised if there is a kind of timed exclusivity involved here.