"Vlambeer's Resurgence: Rami Ismail Sells Shares as Studio Returns"

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"Vlambeer's Resurgence: Rami Ismail Sells Shares as Studio Returns"
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Vlambeer, the indie studio behind Nuclear Throne and Ridiculous Fishing, is back in the news as co-founder Rami Ismail sells his shares to co-founder Jan Willem Nijman, who is now the full owner. Nijman plans to release Ultrabugs and update Ridiculous Fishing EX, while preserving the studio's classic games and continuing to make indie games with small teams. Ismail cites a need for independence and different creative directions as reasons for selling his shares, and looks forward to pursuing new game projects.

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