UK-based mobile games developer and publisher Tripledot Studios has acquired Israel-based hybrid-casual mobile publishing label Supersonic from Unity Software (NYSE: U) for $40m in cash, subject to post-closing adjustments. Unity’s Q2’26 Form 10-Q records the sale as completed on Aug 4, 2026. Supersonic continues as a standalone business under its own brand and management in Tel Aviv, with Unity providing roughly three months of transition support.
Unity disclosed Supersonic’s standalone revenue in a Mar’26 investor update, which is what makes a real multiple possible on a business neither side had ever reported separately.
Chief Executive Officer Lior Shiff said the constraint on a small studio “is no longer building a game, but bringing it to market and scaling it to millions of players”. Unity CEO Matt Bromberg said Tripledot “is the right home for the team and the business”. Tripledot reports ~$2B of annual gross revenue across 12 studios and more than 2,500 staff, having bought AppLovin’s mobile games portfolio for $400.0m in cash plus roughly 20% of its own fully diluted equity in Jun’25.
