Bohemia Interactive takes minority stake in Everwind developer Enjoy Studio

Bohemia Interactive, the renowned developer behind acclaimed titles such as ARMA and DAYZ, has made a strategic move by securing an undisclosed minority stake in Polish studio Enjoy Studio. The studio, responsible for the co-op FPS survival RPG Everwind, has now become a co-owner of the Polish developer, marking its first investment in a Polish studio. This development was disclosed by Game Developer magazine.

Enjoy Studio will maintain its identity and creative independence under the new partnership. The company joined Bohemia Interactive's Incubator program in 2024, a program designed to support indie developers in creating and launching their prototype games. Established in 2016, the Incubator program has already been instrumental in the careers of several indie developers.

Enjoy Studio made its debut with the open-world life simulation game 'The Witch of Fern Island', which was published by indie.io. Their subsequent venture, 'Everwind', entered early access on Steam in March 2026 and has since sold over 300,000 copies. Bohemia Interactive recently published the 2.5D adventure platformer 'Space Tail'.

The partnership was born out of a shared vision and approach to game development and player communication. Marek Španěl, co-founder and CEO of Bohemia Interactive, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating that the studio's talent and approach resonate with Bohemia Interactive's own values. He emphasized that this investment is not just about a single game, but rather a long-term commitment to a closer partnership. The aim is to create the best games possible together and reach as many players as possible.