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Dustin Bailey

After 15 years making beloved indie games, Tequila Works' in-development games have been split up on a liquidation eBay with rights to multiple new IPs going for less than $400 each

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Tequila Works, the beloved Madrid-based indie studio responsible for titles like Rime, filed for insolvency back in 2024 because of "prolonged market conditions." Now, the studio's assets – including the full rights to many of its games and several new IPs that were in development at the time of its shutdown – are for sale at an online auction site, and many of those properties are currently available for a song.

The goods are all for sale at Escrapalia, a Spanish online auction site that appears to specialize in selling surplus goods and assets from company liquidations, including everything from computer components to fishing boats. Suffice to say that video game IP rights look a bit unusual among the site's other goods, but you'll find all of Tequila Works' assets listed as if this was eBay.

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