Based in Irvine, Calif., Bonfire does not have a game in development yet. Mr. Pardo, 46, says it is safe to assume the company will make online multiplayer games, though he has not yet decided whether it will create them for mobile devices, PCs or both.

“We have a lot of confidence they’re going to build something fantastic,” said Brandon Beck, the chief executive and co-founder of Riot Games. “They’re pretty uncompromising when it comes to quality.”

대충 온라인 멀티 게임 만들긴 만들건데, 피시일지 모바일일지 둘다 일지는 결정되지 못했다.  그리고 라이엇의 공동 창립자이자 ceo인 Brandon Beck(사실상 투자자)은 뭐 퀄리티에 타협하지 않고 그들이 환상적으로 만들것이라고 믿는다, 라고 말했네요.

For now, Mr. Pardo says he is focused entirely on hiring people to begin generating ideas and making game prototypes. Min Kim, a former executive with Nexon, an Asian game developer, and several former colleagues from Blizzard joined him as members of Bonfire’s founding team. He wants Bonfire’s games to recreate the social connections that many players formed when banding together in clans in World of Warcraft, a game that allows players to fraternize with one another online.

“We don’t want to be constrained by genre,” Mr. Pardo said. “We really want to create games that help us make those deeper connections with each other.”