Starbreeze in March 2015 to continue to improve and develop additional content for Payday 2 over twenty months. The game was ported to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One under the title Payday 2: Crimewave Edition. Starbreeze moved its offices from Uppsala to Overkill's offices in Stockholm, and Bo Andersson was named CEO of Starbreeze in 2013 following the acquisition of Overkill. Debut as a publisher and acquisitions (2014–2017) Starting in 2014 Starbreeze began broadening its business as a publisher. On September 25, 2014, Starbreeze Studios announced that they had acquired a Los Angeles-based studio called Geminose for $7 million. The studio is currently working on a toys-to-life game. It also announced that it had gained the license for Overkill to make Overkill's The Walking Dead (OTWD), a game set in The Walking Dead universe using gameplay concepts of Payday, with a planned release in 2016. In May 2015, Starbreeze announced that the company would start publishing video games from independent developers. The first independent title set to be published by Starbreeze is Raid: World War II, an upcoming four-player, World War II shooter, being developed by Lion Game Lion. During E3 2015, Starbreeze Studios announced Project StarVR, a virtual reality (VR) headset, which is currently under development by InfinitEye, a firm acquired by Starbreeze. They also partnered with IMAX with the creation of IMAX VR "experience centres." The company also acquired Payday Productions and the film rights to Payday in July 2015. The company acquired the under-development Valhalla game engine, a VR-ready platform, in 2015 for around , which was planned to be used for all of its subsequent games. In February 2016, Starbreeze announced that it would be publishing Dead by Daylight, an asymmetrical, multiplayer, survival horror game developed by Behaviour Interactive. On May that year, 505 Games announced that it had sold the Payday franchise and intellectual property to Starbreeze in exchange for US$30 million worth of stock. Starbreeze also announced that they had acquired the name and the franchises of Cinemaware a day later. On December 16, 2016, the company acquired a 90.5% controlling stake in Indian-based Dhruva Interactive at a price worth $8.5 million The core Starbreeze team also received investment from Korean publisher Smilegate to develop a new first-person cooperative game set within the Crossfire universe. The studio has engaged in two separate "publishing-only" investments to help publish Psychonauts 2 and System Shock 3 for