In-game communication platform Vivox has been acquired by game development technology provider Unity after raising more than $16m from investors including Peacock Equity.
Game engine maker Unity Technologies has purchased corporate-backed US-based gaming communications technology developer Vivox for an undisclosed amount.
Founded in 2005, Vivox has created a platform that enables users to communicate through voice or text tools while playing mobile, PC and console games.
The company’s platform has been integrated into more than 125 games through partnerships with gaming studios such as Ubisoft, Bluehole, Wargaming.net and Epic Games, and has more than 100 million monthly users.
Following the deal, Vivox’s team…
