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Contents. Background and history Ascaron had its headquarters in, a town in western Germany. It had a development studio in and an international office in, in the. Ascaron had a particular focus on strategy and management games. Among its early successes were the series (a trading simulation) and the series (a soccer team management simulation).

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More recently, the company had developed games such as (a pirate/trading simulation game), (an ) and (a space combat simulation). Ascaron was also known for publishing or distributing many games from smaller developers and publishers. Examples of games distributed by Ascaron in the UK include, and several games in the -series. The company distributed games from other European publishers, such as and. In April 2009, the company was unable to pay its debts and went into citing the extended development time of as the reason. The company continued trading in the hope that a solution could be found, but the company was ultimately dissolved in July 2009, with purchasing many of the licenses and assets from Ascaron Entertainment, with the notable exception of the licence for Sacred, which was acquired. Was then launched by Kalypso and former Ascaron employees.

15 former Ascaron developers joined the Gaming Minds Studios. As of April 2010, Ascaron UK was still in operation, acting as a distributor for other publishers. Clients include. Games. (1992). (Original title: Anstoss) (1993).

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