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Andy Chalk

Take-Two has sold Private Division to an unnamed buyer: 'We are top-ten hit makers around here,' and Private Division wasn't making them

Kerbal Space Program 2 screenshot - two Kerbals in spacesuits standing on the moon.

Take-Two Interactive has confirmed that it has sold Private Division, the "high-end indie" publishing label it launched in 2017, to an undisclosed buyer, along with "substantially all of Private Division’s live and unreleased." The one exception is No Rest for the Wicked, the action RPG that launched into early access earlier this year, which Take-Two will continue to support.

Private Division was intended to help make games "from top independent developers" become "critically and commercially successful on a global scale," but it didn't have a great track record on that front. The Outer Worlds was an early success, but it's been rough in more recent years: Kerbal Space Program 2, expected to be Private Division's flagship game, was a notable flop.

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