| Hamburg, December 10, 2020 – gamigo is excited to announce the Source Code Unification of their fantastical online RPG Shaiya. Additionally, it is now possible to connect to every game server and version with any client languages available, which include German, French, Italian, English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Previous versions will be updated to Episode 8, bringing a myriad of content into the game. Brave adventurers can don powerful new armor sets and make use of the dying system to give them their personal note. There are also new skills, a polished-up UI, dangerous quests and fearsome novel monsters around every corner of the newly added maps.
For the future, this unification makes maintaining the game much more efficient and ensures a smoother implementation of patches, bug fixes and additional content.
Whether healers, rangers, warriors or assassins – Shaiya offers near endless adventures. Mighty heroes can tackle the game’s greatest challenges with a group of close friends or jump into a massive 30-person raid. The game features dynamic PvP mechanics and an engaging guild system. Here, the players control their destiny in an epic competition for the blessing of the Goddess.
More information about the game and Source Code Unification can be found on the official website.
ABOUT GAMIGO GROUP
The gamigo group is one of the leading publishers of online and mobile games in Europe and North America. The company’s diverse game portfolio includes free-to-play titles such as ArcheAge, RIFT, Trove, Defiance 2050 and Aura Kingdom, as well as the recently launched buy-to-play game ArcheAge: Unchained. Counting more than 400 employees, gamigo is one of the largest german companies in the gaming industry. Besides its 5 german locations in Hamburg (HQ), Berlin, Cologne, Münster and Darmstadt, the gamigo group also has branches in Warsaw (Poland), Istanbul (Turkey), New York, Redwood City, Austin, Bellevue (US), and Seoul (South Korea). In addition to gamigo AG, the group includes the subsidiaries WildTangent, Aeria Games, adspree media, and Mediakraft Networks as well as the brands GameSpree, Infernum, Intenium, Looki, and Poged. The company strives to grow not only organically, but also through acquisitions. Since 2013, it has made more than 25 acquisitions, including titles, gaming and technology companies as well as individual game assets.
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