Anuman has acquired the rights for Asterix and Obelix, first games coming in Q4 2018

Anuman Interactive today announced that they have signed a licencing agreement with Les Éditions Albert René for the rights to Asterix and Obelix for several video game projects. The first of these games will be released in the 4th quarter of 2018 under the Microïds label.

Alain Milly, Vice-President of Publishing at Anuman Interactive, said:

“The Anuman Interactive team is delighted to be working on a licence as prestigious as Asterix and Obelix. We look forward to having players take on the roles of these iconic, cross-generation heroes.”

Céleste Surugue, Managing Director of Les Éditions Albert René added:

“We are very pleased to announce this agreement with Anuman Interactive for the return of Asterix and Obelix to current video game consoles.”

Following the recent success of the 37th in the series, “Asterix and the Chariot Race”, which has sold over 5 million copies around the world, the most famous Gauls of all time will finally be returning to video games in 2018. More information about the video games will be released in the near future.

5 thoughts on “Anuman has acquired the rights for Asterix and Obelix, first games coming in Q4 2018”

  1. WHAT?! You will not gonna believe this but I was just wondering yesterday how come there are no more Asterix games, played quite few of them when I was a kid.

    Thou seeing as they will be made by Microids they will most likely be adventure games rather than some nice beat-em-up. I like quite few of their older ones but lately…eeeh, Syberia 3 was really not good. Fact that it felt unfinished did not helped either.

    Lmao and they got rights now and are planning to release first game at end of the year? Damn how happy I was when I started typing this…reality settled at this point. It will most likely be buggy, unplayable mess. Gameplay elements aside.

  2. Anuman is a small French label that owns former French publisher Microids – known for the Syberia and Atlantis adventure series – and develops mostly for handheld devices.

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