“This support has included offering significant further funding, over and above grant funding, to support development, porting and marketing,” read PQube’s statement. In a statement to The Verge, PQube denied these allegations, saying that it supported Mojiken and Toge Productions - an Indonesian indie publisher also working with Mojiken - and honored the terms of its agreement with the two companies. Mojiken further alleged that PQube is withholding the game’s console publishing rights and, as a result, the studio would indefinitely delay the release of A Space for the Unbound as it tries to secure a new publisher. “Since the uncovering of this issue, we clearly cannot trust PQube Games nor continue to work together for the release of A Space For The Unbound as PQube Games has fallen considerably short not only of reasonable decency, but also of their obligations to us due to these predatory practices,” read Mojiken’s statement. Mojiken then said that PQube did not disperse the funds to Mojiken and withheld information about the provenance and purpose of the money in order to “negotiate the increase of their revenue share.” In a statement on Twitter, Mojiken said that PQube Games - publishers of well-known indie hits like Guilty Gear, BlazBlue, and Shantae: Half-Genie Hero - leveraged Mojiken’s status as a developer in Indonesia to secure grant money from a “major console platform” reserved for helping underrepresented developers get through the financially ruinous times of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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We will email you back to confirm we've gotten your submission if you don't get an email back after a few days, feel free to either submit again or email us to tell us something's wrong.Mojiken Studio, an Indonesian indie developer, has accused its UK publishing partner PQube Games of manipulation and exploitation related to the funding and development of its latest game, A Space for the Unbound. You can also submit artwork! Please don't feel limited to prose or poetry, we're really excited to get all your work.Įmail your work here. Please do not tell anyone about your submission it biases the feedback and it's really just not that fair, either. That being said - anonymity is key in the editing process.We just need to have some way of confirming you actually go to Broad Run. If you're worried about anonymity, never fear! We take your name off before submitting it to Creative Writing club. We won't accept your submission if you don't have your name and grade on it.If you really want to submit your fanfiction, please alter the names and/or world so everyone will understand. Fanfiction is a legitimate form of literature, and we all respect and enjoy it, but it will not be accepted for club, as not everyone will be familiar with your fandoms.
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