Two more Age of Wonders games followed before the studio branched off into action adventure with the Overlord series, starting in 2007. Triumph has six games under its belt, first creating the excellent turn-based strategy title Age of Wonders in 1999 alongside Epic Games. The acquisition includes all of the projects that Triumph is currently working on. Paradox will be keeping the entire team in place, including Sas and other co-founder Arno van Wingerden. Additionally, the games market is constantly evolving and we drew the conclusion that expanding our publishing efforts for the limited number of games we release would be inefficient." "After self-publishing Age of Wonders 3, which creatively and commercially turned out tremendously well, we realized that development – in close relation to our fans – is the thing that we care about most. "Throughout our history we have worked with varying degrees of independence, from full-on indie to close cooperation with publishers," Triumph co-founder Lennart Sas said in a blog post to fans.
But apparently it has been doing enough to draw the attention of publisher Paradox Interactive, which has acquired the developer for an undisclosed sum.
Triumph Studios has been a bit quiet of late after releasing Age of Wonder 3 in 2014.
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