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TinyBuild acquires Streets of Rogue developer DogHelm

Meanwhile, the publisher's revenue grew 35% in 2020

TinyBuild launches £340m IPO

Flotation on the London Stock Exchange's AIM market will provide "the ideal platform for our growth"

TinyBuild acquires three studios

Developers behind Totally Reliable Delivery Service, Black Skylands and Cartel Tycoon now owned by indie publisher

TinyBuild invests $3m in Secret Neighbor developer Hologryph

Publisher takes a majority stake in the studio, which will work on a next-gen new IP

Changing Channels: How Hello Neighbor went from indie game to cross-media hit

TinyBuild CEO Alex Nichiporchik will discuss the evolution of Hello Neighbour at 8pm BST / 3pm ET / 12pm PT

TinyBuild acquires Hello Neighbor developers

Team will now be called Eerie Guest Studios, indie publisher will invest more than $15 million into franchise

Tinybuild: Indie publishers must move beyond "transactional relationships"

At the GI Investment Summit Online, Alex Nichiporchik described building the success of Hello Neighbor by thinking beyond a single launch

Indie publishing is dead - a talk by an indie publisher | Investment Summit Online

Tinybuild's Alex Nichiporchik on the current state of indie publishing, and what lies on the road ahead

Tinybuild's Hello Neighbour books have made $16m in revenue

Book series hits 2m sales as game franchise passes 30m downloads

TinyBuild opening new Boise studio with Guts and Glory developer

Former solo dev Jed "HakJak" Steen will build a team to make "a world-class emergent gameplay IP"

tinyBuild CEO clears confusion on DRM stance after one rep says it's "not smart business"

Alex Nichiporchik claims comments were result of not properly training community managers on the issue

"Women and men need to sponsor -- not mentor -- women in the industry"

DLC: A round of final GDC tidbits from Christina Seelye, Alex Nichiporchik, Clive Downie, and Timoni West

TinyBuild: Development to publishing, and back again

Alex Nichiporchik shares why the publisher is investing in internal development studios, and the lessons of Hello Neighbor's success

TinyBuild raises $15 million in Series A funding

Funds to be used to increase staff, build more franchises, and invest in innovative gameplay