K-Project

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Slitherine isn’t looking to own indie developers’ IPs—at least, not in the traditional publisher sense. In a recent interview with Gamesindustry.biz, Marco Minoli clarified that their role is purely to help bring games to market, not to take ownership of the game rights. “We’ve never signed a game where we own the IP as a publisher,” Minoli emphasized, drawing from their experience as developers.

Looking ahead, Slitherine is putting its money where its mouth is by committing 5% of its indie game earnings into their newly launched K-Project fund, which already has an initial $100,000 seed. The goal is to use this fund to support, enhance, and publish select indie titles identified by their team over the coming months.

Currently, three projects are lined up under the K-Project banner. The first out the gate is Tactical Troops – Anthracite Shift, a sci-fi turn-based tactical wargame from QED Games. Slitherine chose this project because of its fresh take on the classic Laser Squad genre, with clever ideas that promise to bring a modern twist to old-school turn-based tactics. The goal is to give these indie titles a boost and help them reach a wider audience while maintaining their creative independence.

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