Crey Games partners with Overwolf's Tebex to make game creation accessible

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Crey Games has partnered with the Tebex division of Overwolf to create an accessible, non-technical game creation platform.

User-generated content platform maker Overwolf recently acquired Tebex, which helps monetize games and private game servers. (Overwolf CEO Uri Marchand will talk about UGC at our upcoming GamesBeat Summit Next 2022 event on October 25-26 in San Francisco).

This collaboration will financially reward Crey game creators, as users will be able to acquire and spend the platform's currency through an online store powered by Tebex. In turn, game creators will be rewarded for their creations through in-game purchases. The first title to incorporate this feature is Time Travellin' Zombies, a cooperative multiplayer action shooter game.

Crey Games wants to empower creators to create, play, and monetize games without the barriers of learning to code. Its mission is to solve the problems faced by user-generated games in terms of creation, distribution and financing. With over a million installs to date, Crey empowers creatives of all backgrounds to create entertaining and fun experiences in minutes.

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"Tebex has built an exceptional end-to-end service that will add tremendous value to our users and help us make monetization more fair, transparent, and accessible for UGC game creators," said Benjamin Flosser, product director at Crey Games, in a statement. "We share a vision of breaking down barriers in game creation, so we're really excited about this partnership, which is just the beginning when it comes to delivering...