Media & Entertainment Acquisitions in Delaware

KRAFTON has acquired 100% of Eleventh Hour Games, the developer of action RPG Last Epoch, for an initial consideration of USD 96 million. The deal secures the Last Epoch IP and gives Eleventh Hour access to KRAFTON’s resources to scale development (including console ports), expand seasonal content, and support the studio’s live-service roadmap while preserving its creative leadership.

Krafton has completed a 100% buyout of Eleventh Hour Games for $96 million. Eleventh Hour Games is the developer of the ARPG Last Epoch (reported ~3 million copies sold) and will become part of Krafton's portfolio to support future growth of the franchise.

Midland, Ontario-based LabX Media Group has acquired all information services assets of The Dark Intelligence Group (TDIG), including The Dark Report, DarkDaily, webinars, reports, and the Executive War College conference. TDIG founder and CEO Robert L. Michel is beginning a path to retirement and will serve as an advisor to ensure a smooth transition as LabX expands its laboratory-focused media and events capabilities.

Artlist has acquired Motion Array, a subscription-based digital asset marketplace for video creators, for $65 million. The acquisition expands Artlist’s catalog and video-focused technology — adding Motion Array’s templates, presets, plugins and collaboration tools and a team of ~50 employees to strengthen Artlist’s position as a one-stop creative stock solution.

LabX Media Group has acquired Drug Discovery News (DDNews) from Old River Publications, adding the specialty life-sciences news brand to its portfolio. The deal expands LabX's editorial and e-media capabilities in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology markets and positions DDNews to operate under LabX leadership with Mario Di Ubaldi leading integration efforts.