In 2012, Oberon changed its trade name to Iplay In 2008, Oberon released games under one publishing brand, I-play. On 1st June 2013, Oberon Media was acquired by iWin In 2012, Oberon Media announced a rebranding of the company, changing its tradename to Iplay, to better reflect the positive changes recently made within the company. Plans for I-play's original franchises, Women's Murder Club, Dream Day, and Agatha Christie, were unknown. In 2011, Oberon closed its in-house game development studio to focus on game publishing and distribution. In 2008, Oberon unified its various publishing effort under the brand, I-play. The acquisition allowed Oberon to publish casual games across three mass market.
The company later acquired other game studios to strengthen its multi-platform strategy but the most notable events are the acquisition of two companies in 2007: a casual mobile games company, I-Play (formerly Digital Bridges) and an interactive television games company, PixelPlay.
Founded in 2003, it first appeared in casual games industry as developer and publisher under the name Oberon Games. Oberon Media is a multi-platform casual games company originally from New York, USA.
