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The Imaginarium and Creative England are partnering up to become a new independent game publisher. 

They are wanting to bring out 10 games within the first 12 months of their partnership including a Planet of the Apes game in the mix of these games.
In a joint announcement at the Creative England Live 2016: Catalyse event, the firms said that they would work to “to help develop and grow the UK games development community, enabling greater opportunities for small content creators to flourish, mobilize and scale up both in the UK and internationally”. 
Imainarium being one of the companies to be behind NextGen skills I will definitely be looking forward to the outcome of all this and hopeful if getting the chance to talk to someone from Imaginarium to see there views on all this and to hopefully get the chance to get some advice from some great people in the industry. 
My opinion on this is they are being quite ambitious to bring out 10 new games within the first twelve months I am not saying that it is something uncommon but maybe if they had been working with each other for a while it would make more sense but either way I am looking forward to see what they get to publish. 

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