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We all love great RPGs. That’s why when the creators of Baldur’s Gate 3 and the Divinity series decided to open a new studio in Warsaw and asked for our support, it was a no brainer.

We began our cooperation with Techland some time after Dying Light 2 was launched. With a 5 year support plan we are still active in promoting the game’s post launch content, including the release of a large DLC pack.

The PR campaign for CI Games’ AAA soulslike began long before the title was officially announced. We ran the campaign across Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, and Hungary, from the Gamescom showcase to post-launch activities.

One More Level is one of the most talented AA game studios. Our collaboration began before the announcement of Ghostrunner 2, when the studio didn’t have major news to share.

What a ride! Our work on JDM: Japanese Drift Master is a great example of a short but intense indie campaign. The game was already recognizable when we joined the project, but our efforts helped cement it as the next big indie racing hit.

Rustler was often called “GTA on horses.” So when the publishers approached us to announce a spin-off set in a fantasy world, we immediately reached out to IGN.

Indie games often lead the way in innovation within the industry. Ice Code Games came up with the idea to merge the popular extraction genre with tactical turn-based strategies.

Once considered a lost game, Alpha Protocol was unavailable on all digital storefronts for years. The magicians at GOG.com brought the game back to players and better. supported the global campaign.

When the LADBible editorial team heard from us about the impressive achievements of the mocap specialists at Alpha7, they decided to see their work firsthand (and on camera).

Our little secret – once a month, the better. team likes to shoot it out online, and VALORANT has long been one of our favorite titles.

How do you bring the chilling atmosphere of a Christmas-time horror to life in the middle of summer? We pulled it off! For Bloober Team, we organized a one-of-a-kind hands-on event in the industrial interiors of Nowa Huta.

Remember those little creatures in eggs? Tamagotchi recently made a comeback, and the Polish distributor of the toy asked for our help. And help they got.

Online events are a fantastic place for promotion. They don’t generate costs as high as physical events, and many of them offer free spots. On top of that, their reach can be almost unlimited.

In recent years, more and more activities have shifted to the online space. Media outreach, influencer relations, campaign planning – all of this is now done from behind a desk.

Cronos on TikTok? Here, it’s all about horror, trends, and creativity.

Don’t Wake The Beast made a powerful debut. The game’s announcement at The MIX quickly went viral thanks to Reddit, swiftly securing a spot at the very top of Steam’s Global Wishlist.

We act as the voice of 11 bit studios on TikTok through a long-term partnership. We build and nurture the community around their games, post regular content, and ramp up hype around launches.

In communication for ExeKiller, we combine two crucial elements: platform trends and a consistent visual style, which the studio carefully maintains. This is our recipe for success and steadily growing Steam wishlists.

The team at Ice Code Games achieved something seemingly impossible – they merged the fast-paced genre of extraction shooters with the calm, tactical nature of turn-based strategy, all set in an alternate vision of early 20th-century America.

The developers from Red Phoenix came to us with their debut production, a motel management simulator. In the game, you start with a list of breakdowns and plenty of unhappy guests.

The SolidGames team took on quite the challenge – creating a high-quality simulator of building the Great Wall of China.

Don’t Wake the Beast was announced during The MIX Fall Showcase, so it was especially important for us to prepare a standout piece of content that would pull viewers’ attention away from other trailers and onto ours.

Releasing Flooded on PC was our minimum plan. Even though RTS is not a particularly popular genre on consoles, we wanted Flooded to appear on other platforms as well and we felt it was worth the effort.

Another Angle Games is a new studio working on a tactical RPG set in an alternative version of 19th-century Japan. It may sound like an ambitious choice for a debut project, but that’s what raising the bar is all about.

China represents a massive market, yet reaching it is challenging due to both language and cultural barriers.