Pawprint Studio has confirmed a change of publisher for Aniimo. Effective 15 April 2026, the game moves from Kingsglory Singapore Private Limited to Pawprint Interactive Entertainment Pte. Ltd. (a Singapore company, no. 202536484D).
The most important detail for existing players is what carries over. According to the notice, only your registration data transfers to the new publisher. Game progress, gameplay and behavioural history, and purchase history held by Kingsglory are permanently deleted rather than handed to Pawprint. This is framed as a legal handover of accounts, not a save migration.
To keep your account you must act. Players are asked to review and accept Pawprint’s Terms of Use and Privacy Policy through an in-client pop-up consent. If you do not consent, the account is closed and wiped within seven (7) days of your confirmation, though the notice says you remain free to create a new account afterward.
Beta participants get a specific reassurance. Prior beta rewards are unaffected, including egg-sealing event rewards and Susuta egg eligibility, even though participation eligibility does not automatically carry between beta phases. The notice also spells out data rights: PDPA rights for all players, plus GDPR/UK GDPR rights for EU/EEA/UK users and CCPA/CPRA rights for California residents.
What this means for players (editor’s note): treat this as a fresh start, not a continuation. If you tested during an earlier phase, your account identity survives but your history does not, so log in, accept the new terms promptly, and expect to rebuild from the current build. If you are joining now, this simply clarifies who runs the game. See our beta access guide, the global CBT guide, how the Egg Heist system works, and our report on the global closed beta opening July 9.
