Sci-fi cleaner to be published by Thronefall publisher Mythwright, sign-up for a future playtest today

London, UK – March 18, 2026 – Zip up your hazmat suit and lather up your mop: sci-fi survival horror just got… soapy. Lift off for an intergalactic mission to clean up horrific deep space disaster zones in CLEANER COMPANY, a sci-fi co-op cleaning sim coming to Steam and Epic Games Store later this year. Sign-up for the playtest today – the galaxy isn’t going to clean this monstrous mess itself…

As an elite member of the Star Wipers crew, strap on your cleaning tools and gear up for a grisly cleanup of horror hotspots across the galaxy. From eerie space stations, to ruined restaurants and ominous undiscovered planets, Star Wipers are sent in to clean up the mess when things go wrong. And in the far reaches of space, business is booming…

Play together with friends in up to 4 player online co-op, embarking on interstellar expeditions to mop up monstrous messes, tackle challenges, and collect resources to upgrade your cleaning equipment.

Wash away unsightly stains, deal with detritus, and try not to become the latest mess on a freshly washed wall. Survive threats from the deadly lifeforms behind the horror, donning your mop to conquer galactic messes in an out of this world survival horror cleaning sim.

GAME FEATURES:

• 1-4 Player Sci-Fi Survival Cleaning – Join the Star Wipers and set off on an intergalactic expedition to clean devastated space stations, ruined restaurants and more, bringing deep space horror hotspots back to their dazzling former shine.
• Survive Dangerous Threats – Abandoned space stations often tend to be abandoned for a reason… Face threats from terrifying alien creatures in a fight to survive your next big clean.
• Deep Space, Deep Clean – Acquire resources and complete cleanup duties to ‘brush up’ your team’s equipment and handle those more stubborn stains.
• Physics-Based Chaos – Dynamic physics makes cosmic cleaning fun! Stack up bits and pieces, spill stuff, and try not to make more mess than you started with. Just don’t ask us how the gravity systems are still online.

ABOUT WILDFLAME STUDIO
As a specialist in multiplayer titles, Wildflame Studio believes that the best experiences are born when players can enjoy them together. “Together is better!”

ABOUT MYTHWRIGHT
Mythwright is an independent publisher founded by industry veterans. Established in 2024, Mythwright has already signed a range of exciting titles including Thronefall, Kaiju Cleanup, TerraTech Legion, TerraTech Worlds, TerraTech, Going Medieval, Cozy Marbles, Galacticare, War for the Overworld, Bladesong, Innkeep, Scriptorium: Master of Manuscripts, Deadstick – Bush Flight Simulator and Touch Type Tale – Strategic Typing.

Infold Games Shares Development Insights on Love and Deepspace and Infinity Nikki at GDC

At this year’s Game Developers Conference (GDC), Infold Games presented a series of talks centered on its two titles, Love and Deepspace and Infinity Nikki, covering areas such as content design, production workflows, talent development, and live-service operations.

The sessions explored a range of topics across both projects. For Love and Deepspace, the team discussed its approach to romance game design, including interactive storytelling, character development methodologies, and the structure of its cinematic production pipeline. The talks also touched on internal talent development, outlining career progression from junior artists to art directors.

For Infinity Nikki, the sessions focused on the game’s live-service approach and its use of fashion as a core content and gameplay element. These discussions highlighted how creative direction is supported by production processes to enable ongoing content updates.

Taken together, the talks reflect Infold Games’ ongoing investment in both technical development and original content creation, and how these areas inform its broader production approach.

In Love and Deepspace, the team described how elements such as character design systems and cinematic pipelines are used to support the delivery of an “immersive emotional experience” within a structured development framework.

For Infinity Nikki, the team shared how areas such as 3D garment rendering, fabric simulation, and content production workflows contribute to the game’s visual presentation and ongoing content development.

Additional sessions covered topics including real-time rendering, cinematic production workflows, and hardware-level optimization, offering insight into how the team approaches performance and visual quality across platforms.

Through this series of talks, Infold Games provided an overview of its development practices and shared perspectives on how it aligns creative direction, technical development, and live operations across its projects. These sessions also contributed to broader industry conversations around production methodologies and evolving approaches to game design.

About Infold Games

Infold Games is a global studio launched by Paper Games aiming for global expansion. Established in August 2022, Infold Games has achieved remarkable success across multiple countries and regions. Its latest title from the Mr. Love series, Love and Deepspace, officially launched on January 18, 2024, and quickly gained impressive results worldwide. On December 5, 2024, Infinity Nikki launched simultaneously across the globe, earning widespread acclaim from both players and media, with a score of 9 from IGN and an average rating of 80 on Metacritic.

Prepare to descend into a cursed castle of brutal combat, digitized sprites, and unsettling mysteries.

[March 18th, 2026] – The Insect God awaits! Award-winning filmmaker Charles Davis and his studio Chunkle Freaky’s Movies Games will be unleashing Obey the Insect God into the world on April 10th. Inspired by the infamous era of ’90s digitized fighters, this retro-inspired 2D action platformer drops players into the strange and dangerous domain of the Insect God. Do you dare to enter his holiness’ lair? 

Descend into a labyrinth of mystery and danger in a surrealistic narrative inspired by the Finnish epic The Kalevala. As you fight deeper into the lair, cryptic puzzles and powerful enemies stand between you and the truth behind the Insect God. Armed with a variety of weapons, including the newly revealed Power Sword, players will take on brutal boss fights, find hidden secrets, and explore a world brought to life through live-action performances. The deeper you go, the stranger things become…

Key Features:

• Digitized Sprites Bring the Lair to Life: Created from footage of Charles and other actors, the characters evoke the unforgettable style of late ’90s digitized arcade fighters.
• A Retro-Inspired Narrative: Inspired by Finland’s national epic, the story unfolds through live actors, full voice acting, and a mystery that deepens as you descend into the lair.
• Brutal Combo-Based Combat: Master tight timing, perfect blocks, and devastating combos to survive brutal enemies and towering boss encounters.
• Explore the Lair Your Way: With most traversal abilities available from the start, players can freely explore more than two dozen zones and interconnected rooms as they see fit.

The lair of the Insect God opens on April 10th. WishlistObey the Insect God on Steam now to prepare for the descent, and stay tuned for more updates as launch approaches.

About Chunkle Freaky’s Movies Games

Chunkle Freaky’s Movie Games is an indie game company in New Jersey. Founded by Charles Davis originally for his indie film projects (including the critically acclaimed Eddie Glum and Tender Kisses), Chunkle Freaky’s specializes in surrealist and offbeat story-driven games. Obey the Insect God is the first video game to be produced by the company.

Today, Battlefield 6 and Battlefield REDSEC received their latest Season 2 update with Nightfall, bringing with it a new limited-time mode, the Hagental Base map, new weapons, and the dirt bike vehicle.

Darkness descends on Battlefield with a new way to play the game. This includes a remix of Hagental Base, with the map transformed with blacked-out corridors presenting excellent opportunities to outflank and outsmart your opponents, using darkness as a weapon. Players will have access to Night Vision Goggles in their loadout to help even the odds, empowering squads with unparalleled pathways to victory with stealth combat fantasy. Nightfall will also be coming to REDSEC with a Gauntlet playlist. Read more about the darkness modifiers here.

New weapons include the CZ3A1 SMG and the VZ. 61 sidearm.

Alongside this update, Battlefield REDSEC players will have the chance to trial Battlefield 6’s all-out warfare. You can find further information on the free trial here.

Visit us on Battlefield.com. Join the official Battlefield community channels over at discord.gg/Battlefield. Follow us on @Battlefield to stay informed on the latest updates, and @BattlefieldCom for the rollout of live updates.

About Battlefield
Battlefield is a storied franchise renowned for uncompromising combat gameplay, and all-out warfare, for over two decades. 100 million players and 5 billion hours played later, Battlefield Studios is defining the future of the first-person shooter with the biggest launch in franchise history with Battlefield 6, and a new era beginning with Battlefield REDSEC.

Build Iconic Star Wars Teams, Strategise in 2v2 and 3v3 Modes, and Battle Across the Galaxy

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – 18 March 2026 – Today, Ubisoft announced thatMonopoly: Star Wars™ Heroes vs. Villains, a dynamic, team-based twist on the classic Monopoly experience, launches on 11 June on PlayStation^®5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch™ 1 and 2, GeForce Now as well as Windows PC through the Ubisoft Store, Epic Games Store and Steam. Tune in for the full reveal on 29 April!

Developed by Behavior Interactive, Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains transports players into the Star Wars galaxy with a custom Monopoly board packed with iconic locations from across the saga. Classic Monopoly gameplay is reimagined with thrilling cinematic moments, themed spaces, and dynamic elements that refresh the experience from start to finish. Players can choose from a wide roster of Star Wars heroes and villains, from Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia to Darth Vader and Darth Maul. Each character brings unique abilities that shape your team’s strategy and can turn the tide in your favour with every roll of the dice. 

With competitive 2v2 and 3v3 modes, available online and via couch co-op, traditional gameplay is transformed into an action-packed, strategic showdown where teamwork and hero combinations play a pivotal role. Every turn carries high stakes as properties change hands in an instant, while dynamic GO events introduce game-altering twists. With evolving team strategies, and a few surprises, there’s always a reason to jump back in for one more round. 

For the latest news on all of Ubisoft’s games, please visit news.ubisoft.com.  

About Ubisoft 

Ubisoft is a creator of worlds, committed to enriching players’ lives with original and memorable entertainment experiences. Ubisoft’s global teams create and develop a deep and diverse portfolio of games, featuring brands such as Assassin’s Creed®, Brawlhalla®, For Honor®, Far Cry®, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon®, Just Dance®, Rabbids®, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six®, The Crew® and Tom Clancy’s The Division®. With a Ubisoft+ subscription, players can access new releases, premium editions and extra content on Day One on PC, console and cloud. For the 2024-25 fiscal year, Ubisoft generated net bookings of €1.85 billion. To learn more, please visit: www.ubisoftgroup.com. 

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Video games continue to make a significant contribution to Australia’s economy

18 March 2026, Sydney – The Interactive Games & Entertainment Association (IGEA) has released its findings for the Australian game development industry, which generated revenue of AU$608.5 million in FY25. The results come from the tenth annual Australian Game Developer Survey (AGDS) Snapshot, alongside supplementary analysis from IGEA’s own research and data provided by market intelligence firm Sensor Tower which captured additional revenue from a select panel of games studios. This is the first time IGEA has incorporated supplementary data from Video Game Insights by Sensor Tower, helping paint a more comprehensive picture of the Australian video games industry. A Q&A document has been prepared to provide more details about this year’s results.  

The findings highlighted a maturing local industry, with Australian studios progressing into sustained production. 30% of video game studios have been active for 10 years or more, while a further 19% have been operating for 6-9 years, demonstrating growing longevity across the sector.

Although the sector experienced some job losses, overall employment was stable with only a minor decrease in the number of full-time positions. The number of full-time positions currently sit at 2,443. Encouragingly, results from the AGDS saw many Australian studios sharing their intentions to hire in 2026, with larger studios reporting the highest number of planned recruitments. Jobs within the video games industry are spread out around Australia, with a variety of highly-qualified roles making up the sector.

With 31% of studios in 2025 developing their first game, Ron Curry, CEO of IGEA, said appropriate state and federal funding remains an important factor for supporting early-stage and mature developers, enabling sustainable studio growth, scaled production and the ability to fully compete in international markets.

“These latest numbers further highlight that the AGDS is an invaluable tool for showcasing the industry’s growth to federal, state and territory governments,” said Curry. “It gives us the ability to help strengthen the case for continued support through initiatives, including tax incentives like the Digital Games Tax Offset, and direct funding. We continue to strongly encourage local studios across Australia to participate so we gather the most comprehensive and accurate data possible, ensuring we have the clearest picture for how to best support a thriving Australian game development industry.” 

“The Australian games industry is showing steady growth according to our industry snapshots and we have a positive outlook for the year ahead, with several of the larger studios indicating that they are planning to hire. Government support has continued to provide confidence and stability, and likely a reason to invest in our industry and community. The support the industry has and the talent it holds is reflected in the outstanding and groundbreaking games that Australian studios are taking to market,” concluded Curry.

IGEA has developed a short Q&A document which further explains some of the 2025 Australian video game industry revenue results.  You can view the Q&A here.

About IGEA

IGEA (Interactive Games & Entertainment Association) is the peak industry association representing the voice of Australian and New Zealand companies in the video games industry.  IGEA supports the games industry’s business and public policy interests through advocacy, research and education programs. For more information, please visit www.igea.net

About Australian Game Developer Survey

Our FY2025 game development survey is based on financial year data from 1 July 2024 – 30 June 2025. The survey was conducted by Bond University which supplies responses in aggregate to IGEA. The survey opened in October 2025 and closed in the middle of January 2026. Participation in the survey is voluntary.  Over 600 studios were invited to participate and contacted numerous times, with 141 studios completing the survey and providing usable data.  11% more studios participated in the survey than the previous year.

Additionally, IGEA has partnered with Video Game Insights by Sensor Tower to provide a more accurate picture of revenue generated by Australian games studios.  For our FY2025 report, PC and console game sales generated from a small selection of Australian studios was included in the revenue reported.

More information can be found about this year’s study by visiting the FAQ page.

Julien Bares named General Manager of Creative Houses 3 and 5; Thomas Andrén named General Manager of the Creative Network

Sydney, Australia – MARCH 18, 2026 – Today Ubisoft announced new leadership appointments supporting the rollout of its Creative Houses-led operating model, marking an important step in the company’s ongoing transformation.

Julien Bares will join Ubisoft as General Manager of Creative Houses 3, focused on high-intensity live experiences, and Creative House 5, dedicated to casual and mobile play. Thomas Andrén has been appointed General Manager of the Creative Network, which will bring together a network of expert studios providing best-in-class production and cross-functional creative expertise in support of the Creative Houses.

Under this new structure, teams are organized into five distinct Creative Houses aligned around brands that share similar player experiences and genres. Each Creative House operates with clear ownership of its brands and responsibility for their development and long-term growth, empowering teams with greater autonomy and accountability.

Bringing deep expertise across the games and technology sectors, Bares and Andrén will lead teams as they transition into this new operating model. 

“I am very pleased to see Julien and Thomas stepping into these strategic roles. They both bring proven experience in game development and a shared passion for our industry,” said Yves Guillemot, co-founder and CEO, Ubisoft. “Their vision and their ability to bring together top talent will be key to creating compelling experiences that delight players, while contributing to Ubisoft’s transformation and growth.”

Julien Bares Appointed General Manager of Creative Houses 3 and 5

Joining Ubisoft on March 23, Bares has more than 25 years of extensive experience across game development, studio leadership, and business operations spanning mobile, console, online, and social games. Most recently, he served as Head of Development and Portfolio Support at Tencent Games Global. Prior to that, he was General Manager of 2K China.

Bares began his career at Ubisoft, where he worked as a Producer on Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon and Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell. With his experience across multiple genres, business models and global studio leadership, as well as strong knowledge of Ubisoft, he will lead Creative House 3, focused on high-intensity live experiences including brands such as The Crew, For Honor, and Riders Republic, as well as Creative House 5, dedicated to casual and mobile play and including brands such as Just Dance, Growtopia, Hungry Shark, and more.

“I entered the games industry to create experiences that resonate with players,” said Julien Bares, General Manager, Ubisoft. “Leading Creative Houses 3 and 5 is an opportunity to partner with incredibly talented teams to build innovative games and deepen the connections we have with our communities. By combining powerful technology and smart collaboration across our studios, we can push the boundaries and continue building on Ubisoft’s unique creative culture.”

Thomas Andrén Appointed General Manager of the Creative Network

As General Manager of the Creative Network, Andrén will oversee a group of expert studios bringing world-class capabilities, strong delivery expertise, and the agility to support Creative Houses across a wide range of development mandates.

Andrén has more than 20 years of leadership experience across media, technology, and gaming. Before joining Massive Entertainment at Ubisoft, he served as Chief Operating Officer at Red Bee Media, where he led complex international operations and transformation initiatives.

At Ubisoft, Andrén and the teams at Massive Entertainment have contributed to the delivery of Star Wars Outlaws and its DLCs, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and the recent From the Ashes DLC, while helping secure the long-term roadmap for The Division franchise. He strengthened cross-studio collaboration across projects and technology teams overseeing teams including Ubisoft Bucharest, Ubisoft Craiova and Ubisoft RedLynx.

Andrén will begin his new role on April 1. He will also be the interim Managing Director for Massive Entertainment until his replacement is found.

“The Creative Network within Ubisoft’s new operating model represents an incredible concentration of expertise, craftsmanship, and innovation,” said Thomas Andrén, General Manager of the Creative Network. “Each studio brings its own unique strengths and capabilities, and by strengthening collaboration across the network and with our Creative Houses, we can combine agility with world-class expertise to support the development of ambitious games and deliver great new experiences for players.”

For more information, please visit news.ubisoft.com.

About Ubisoft

Ubisoft is a creator of worlds, committed to enriching players’ lives with original and memorable entertainment experiences. Ubisoft’s global teams create and develop a deep and diverse portfolio of games, featuring brands such as Assassin’s Creed®, Brawlhalla®, For Honor®, Far Cry®, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon®, Just Dance®, Rabbids®, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six®, The Crew® and Tom Clancy’s The Division®. With a Ubisoft+ subscription, players can access new releases, premium editions and extra content on Day One on PC, console and cloud. For the 2024-25 fiscal year, Ubisoft generated net bookings of €1.85 billion. To learn more, please visit: www.ubisoft.group.com © 2026 Ubisoft Entertainment. All Rights Reserved. Ubisoft and the Ubisoft logo are registered trademarks in the US and/or other countries.

Bethesda Game Studios is excited to announce that Starfield is coming to PlayStation 5 on April 8. The PS5 launch arrives in tandem with Terran Armada and Free Lanes, Starfield’s next major content drops, releasing on all platforms on April 8.

Starfield represents one of Bethesda Game Studios’ most ambitious projects, and since launch in 2023 the game has continued to grow. New content, game systems, fan‑requested features, a story expansion, quality-of-life updates, and over 1000 community Creations have deeply enriched the universe

The additions coming on April 8 represent the biggest update to the game since launch, marking the most complete version of Starfield for new players to jump in and veteran players to discover what’s new across the Settled Systems.

Coming to PlayStation 5
Starting on April 8, Starfield will be available on PlayStation 5, inviting players everywhere to embark on cosmic journeys and explore the universe straight from the couch.

Starfield on PlayStation 5 takes advantage of the console hardware, integrating the lightbar, adaptive triggers, touchpad, and more. On the PlayStation 5 Pro, players can select a Pro Performance Mode to prioritise a higher-target FPS or select Pro Visual Mode.

Bethesda Game Studios aims to make it easier than ever for new players to jump in, while continuing to expand the experience for those already exploring the Settled Systems. Starfield’s base edition will be available on all platforms for AU$79.95 / US$49.99, welcoming even more players into the universe.
 

Free Lanes Update & Terran Armada Story DLC
Terran Armada introduces a new questline across the Settled Systems, with new characters, locations, enemies, quests, systems, and rewards. Players get the chance to shape the future of humanity in space as they combat the incursions of the Terran Armada’s robotic forces in this brand new story DLC.

Free Lanes is a free update that adds significant new features and systems designed to deepen the core Starfield experience for both new and returning players, most significantly opening up interplanetary travel within systems. With this update, players can use cruise mode to travel from planet to planet within a star system, where they’ll experience frequent encounters and activities and spend some quality time on their ship with their crew.
Additional features coming with the update include:

• New locations – A number of new Encounters, POIs, Dungeons, notable increase in variety for players to discover
• X-Tech – A new resource used to upgrade weapons, ship modules, and more
• Enemy modifiers – New enemy tiers with performance modifiers, such as extra shielding, more frequent attacks, or elemental damage
• Moon Jumper – New land vehicle
• Outpost improvements – Cross-outpost storage & Milliewhale pet
• New crew – Muria and the mini-bot
• Starborn Improvement – Ability to bring a limited number of items through the Unity to a NG+

The Free Lanes update comes free for all players. All existing Premium Edition owners on Xbox and Steam will receive the Terran Armada DLC at no additional cost.

Trackers Alliance
In 2024, the Trackers Alliance was introduced to Starfield to give players even more options to experience the Settled Systems as a bounty hunter. Bethesda Game Studios continues to build on the Trackers Alliance experience with five new Trackers Alliance adventures—all available to play now.

This update expands the bounty hunter experience with new targets, contracts, and rewards. Players who previously purchased the original Trackers Alliance content will receive these new adventures for free. New players can access the complete set for 700 Creations Credits.

Together, these launches mark the next chapter for Starfield, bringing its most complete and refined experience to more players as the universe continues to expand. Stay tuned to social channels for more information on Starfield’s next big update, and for more details on all things Starfield, head to Bethesda.net.

For more information head over to the Bethesda News site.

MADRID — March 17, 2026 — Xploit.ZERO, the mixed-reality firewall vs. viruses tower defender from developer AAA Game Studios, launches into Early Access today on Meta Quest 3.

A one-of-a-kind virus infects a supercomputer in a security breach of epic proportions. Remove the cutting-edge malware the only way possible: Upload your consciousness into the mainframe, and fight waves of malicious code threatening to destroy the CPU and only gateway back to reality. 

Fend off dozens of crawling DDoS bugs with defensive structures. Perfectly place turrets along malware pathways, inside each weapon’s field of vision. Search the remains of downed virus’ shrapnel for Memory Cores to increase weapon capacities and prepare for the waves to come.

Not every enemy follows a predictable path — aerial Malworms fly in from every direction, dead-set on destroying turrets. Swipe at incoming missiles with Meta Quest Controllers to knock deadly programs off their trajectory, and keep the path from the digital universe back to the real world intact.

Challenge the virus swarms in timed levels of increasing difficulty in Countdown Mode, or outlast them for as long as possible at a chosen difficulty in Infinite Mode. Compare survival times with other NeuroGate guardians, beat personal bests, and climb the global leaderboard.

“Xploit.ZERO starts simple, but quickly activity ramps up to a high-alert adrenaline-fueled experience.” said Antonio Marín, CEO and co-founder of AAA Game Studios. “Multi-tasking and determining where to prioritize attention is key, with each run leading to new strategies and ramped up action.”

Xploit.ZERO is now available on Meta Quest 3 for $9.99 with English language support. For more information, visit the official AAA Game Studios website, follow Xploit.zero on X / Twitter, and search the hashtag #XploitZero on social media.

About AAA Game Studios

AAA Game Studios is a team of twenty-five members specializing in the creation of virtual- and mixed-reality gaming experiences. Their most recent title, Golf5 eClub, is the second-most downloaded golf game on Meta Quest and is also available on both Steam VR and Pico.

Unearth a rock solid Japanese indie gem after 30,000 “Overwhelmingly Positive” reviews

TOKYO, Japan — Mar. 18, 2026 — DigDigDrill, the cozy underground mining collectathon developed by Toorai and published by Phoenixx Inc., tunnels onto Nintendo Switch today after collecting over 30,000 “Overwhelmingly Positive” reviews across PC via Steam, Android, and Apple platforms.

Drill a path to the 999th floor, exploring every nook and cranny of an underground treasure trove filled with surprises. Embrace the lack of enemies and time limits to peacefully progress at any pace. 

Break ground with hack-and-slash style digging mechanics to uncover ore deposits, abandoned explosives, and buried treasure. Once the weight limit is reached, return to the surface for restful respite and to unload a hoard of valuables in exchange for upgrades. 

Forge customized drills out of block puzzle blueprints with abilities like quicker dirt destruction, faster movement speed, and increased storage capacity. Experiment with explosion-enhancing drill bits to blast cavernous holes into the Earth.

The deeper the dig, the more mysterious the world becomes. Maintain absolute peace and peak drilling efficiency, to find out what fresh challenges lie beyond the 999th floor.

“Despite being about mining, DigDigDrill is a remarkably quiet and calm game” said Toorai, solo developer of DigDigDrill. “We provide players an opportunity to disconnect and just dig. While the task is simple, the game itself has depth beyond just the 999th floor.”

DigDigDrill is now available for Nintendo Switch for $9.99 with a limited-time 20% discount ($7.99 during the sale), with language support in English, Japanese, Chinese (Traditional & Simplified), and Korean. To learn more, check out Phoenixx Inc.’s official website, and follow Toorai and Phoenixx Inc. on X/Twitter.

About Toorai

Toorai is a solo developer based out of Japan, and the creator of DigDigDrill, which is currently available on PC via Steam with more than 500 “Overwhelmingly Positive” reviews. 

About Phoenixx Inc.

Established in 2019 by industry veterans, Phoenixx Inc. aims to support innovative and creative developers from Japan and around the world. Its mission is to inspire and nurture the human spirit – one creator, one game, and one community at a time.