Fortnite creator Epic Games has invested in and signed a publishing agreement with Brazilian developer Aquiris.
The studio is best known for the Horizon Chase series and its Apple Arcade release Wonderbox, but Aquiris is also working on a new, currently unannounced game.
Epic Games will publish it alongside an undisclosed number of other future titles, with Aquiris saying the investment will shape the next 15 years of the studio.
CEO Mauricio Longoni said: "We are thrilled to partner with Epic Games. It's a strong endorsement of what Aquiris has built so far, and we can't wait to show the world what we are working on together.
"Epic's publishing power and close collaboration with us on tech, business intelligence, and product development will help us boost the quality and the reach of our titles."
Head of third-party publishing at Epic Games, Hector Sanchez will join the Aquiris board of directors as a result of the investment.
He said: "Aquiris not only have a keen eye for quality game experiences, but have demonstrated great artistic and technical capabilities with their utilization of Unreal Engine in their products.
"We’re honoured to have this opportunity to strengthen our relationship with one of the premiere studios in the growing and important Latin American development scene."
The news comes a few days after Epic Games received its own investment from Sony and LEGO's parent company KIRKBI. The entertainment giants invested $1 billion dollars each to deepen their relationships with the metaverse.
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