History Prior To Restructuring
Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. was listed on the ‘OTCBB’ in New York, (ticker symbol: PLGC) as of June 2005 and was fully compliant and completed all SEC required filings until Q1 2010. The stock is currently pink sheet and Playlogic Entertainment Inc. has been renamed Donar Ventures.
Playlogic International N.V. was a full subsidiary of Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. and was based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Playlogic published a variety of games developed internationally but also through their in-house production facility, Playlogic Game Factory BV.
Together Playlogic represented a work force stronger than 110 who were responsible for Distributing, Selling, Licensing, PR & Marketing, publishing and Product Development.
In 2009, Playlogic Games were pleased to see the launch of the largely anticipated Fairytale Fights, which was developed in house by Playlogic Games Factory and published by Playlogic International NV.
Playlogic Game Factory: Based in Breda (the Netherlands) was one of the most modern and advanced contemporary development studios with a team of circa 80 people developing a number of titles on several platforms.
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