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Additionally, the Koch Media Group collaborates with numerous independent development studios around the world.

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The Koch Media Group owns 10 game development studios: Deep Silver Volition (Champaign, IL / USA), Deep Silver Dambuster Studios (Nottingham / UK), Deep Silver Fishlabs (Hamburg / Germany), Warhorse Studios (Prague / Czech Republic), Milestone (Milan / Italy), Voxler (Paris / France), Digixart (Montpellier / France), Flying Wild Hog (Warsaw, Kraków, Rzeszów / Poland), Free Radical Design (Nottingham / UK) and Vertigo Games (Rotterdam / the Netherlands). With its parent company in Höfen / Austria - and the HQ in Munich / Germany - Koch Media owns local publishing companies in Germany, UK, France, Spain, Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Australia, the United States as well as Japan and Hong Kong.

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The Koch Media Group runs a multi-label strategy, with fully owned publishing units, such as Deep Silver, Prime Matter, Milestone, Vertigo Games and Ravenscourt publishing games for consoles, PC and VR platforms across all physical and digital channels.Īdditionally - as a global publishing partner - Koch Media has formed long-term multinational publishing collaborations with numerous game publishers including Activision Blizzard, Bethesda, Capcom, Focus Multimedia, Giants Software, Koei Tecmo, Paradox, Sega, SNK, Square Enix, Techland, THQ Nordic, Tripwire, Warner Bros and many others. Koch Media has more than 25 years of experience in the digital media business and has risen to become a leading global publishing partner. The group’s publishing, marketing and distribution activities extend throughout Europe, America, Australia and Asia. The Koch Media Group is a global developer, publisher and distributor of video games, VR games, gaming hardware and merchandise. The duo must escape the tyrannical clutches of subterranean society and travel across the world by rail to uncover the mystery of Sam’s powers, and the truth behind the deadly miasma.įor more information on these editions, please visit. Sam and John, Eastward’s unlikely duo, join together as the hope of a thriving outside world beckons. Those who could escape flocked to villages underground to start a new life, and as new generations were forged, they soon forgot all memories of the blue skies above. Eastward is a pixel art adventure RPG, set in a society that is fast hurtling down the path of destruction, as an unknown and toxic presence begins to spread and poison the air.

Featuring an exclusive chibi sticker pack with art from the game along with a physical copy of the game on Nintendo Switch, players can now explore the beautifully detailed pixel art world of Eastward on the go.

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The Eastward physical edition for Nintendo Switch is full of charisma and personality. Check out the trailer showcasing the Eastward physical editions here. The captivating action adventure RPG launches on physical cartridges with an exclusive sticker pack of Eastward’s characters recreated in chibi-style. Iam8bit and Skybound Games, together with Chucklefish and Pixpil, have announced that Nintendo Switch physical editions for Eastward are now available at retailers around the globe. None of these puzzles are too cerebral or time-consuming to figure out and there aren’t a slew of items to equip and modify, but the combat gets a little more interesting and threatening farther on into the game.Eastward Nintendo Switch Physical Editions Now Available for Purchase Some fights are as simple as quickly swapping between the two, while others require them to separate, especially some off-the-beaten path loot puzzles.

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Rambling through Eastward’s equivalent of dungeons, John uses his trusty frying pan and a few other gadgets to brawl with the game’s mutated creatures while Sam employs a series of magical powers which accumulate as the adventure progresses. The action gameplay even has a nice dynamic quality to it, with both John and Sam central and eventually controllable.

Sure, most of it contains a jokey air, but there’s also chilly cynicism, romance, and impoverished ennui. The game's simpler conflicts and side quests soon yield to the bigger world-ending stuff, as is the recognizable coin of the JRPG realm, but it never ceases to stake its claim on intimately personal narrative motivations. Their dialogue is further helped along by Eastward’s sharp script, which is refreshingly modern, and quite clever and well-observed on the whole.