Kepler Interactive operates an interesting model that could best be described as co-op publishing. The label is made up of several high-profile indie studios.

Kepler Interactive is so unique I'd love to get a sense of your work day. Say you find yourself with a whole afternoon and no meetings booked or even to prep for - how are you spending that time?

Kepler Interactive today announced that it has wrapped its first full year in operation, and it’s beginning 2023 with a series of new publishing partnerships and investments.

Kepler Interactive welcomes Damon Baker, former Head of Portfolio at Xbox and Head of Partner Management at Nintendo, as VP of Partnerships and Portfolio. Damon will be taking a leading role in ...

At the Xbox Games Showcase today, Kepler surprised us all with the reveal of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a rather unique RPG coming next year.

Pacific Drive will be published by Kepler Interactive, developer Ironwood Studios announced. It will be available for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store in 2023.

STOCKHOLM, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Kepler Interactive, a game publisher co-owned and run by developers, on Tuesday said it got $120 million in funding from Chinese gaming firm NetEase Inc 9999.HK.

French independent developer Sandfall Interactive and publisher Kepler Interactive have announced a unique partnership with British jewelry designer Hannah Martin. The collaboration has resulted ...

Announced in September 2021, Kepler Interactive launched with $120 million in first-round funding and comprises of 7 founding studios with hotly anticipated titles such as Sifu, Tchia, Scorn ...

Quick-time events help bring an active presence to the otherwise turn-based combat. Kepler Interactive The combat draws inspiration from games like Mistwalker’s Lost Odyssey (2007).

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Kepler Interactive Hideo Kojima has met with some of the creators behind Clair Obscur ...

Kepler Interactive, a game publisher co-owned and run by developers, on Tuesday said it got $120 million in funding from Chinese gaming firm NetEase Inc. The group, formed with seven gaming ...