Publishers rarely share insiders. The exception is always a joy. The other day, a similar exception was made by Johan Toresson, the head of the indie publishing house Raw Fury. He stated that the company receives at least 1,500 pitches a year. He noted that this is not very much. Of this number of applications, Raw Fury usually takes less than 1% to work.

Raw Fury has entered into a partnership with the investment firm Altor. She acquired a majority stake in a Swedish company. The publisher will retain its autonomy. The amount of the transaction was not disclosed.This became known on August 16.

E3 and similar events have been criticized for years by both ordinary viewers and people from the industry. On the eve of the new exhibition, a big emotional thread on this topic was written by the head of Raw Fury and a scouting specialist Johan Toresson. He explained why developers and publishers should stop spending money on big events.Toresson’s thread appeared in response to criticism of the E3 media portal by Matt Brown, senior editor…

A sample of the publishing contract published by Raw Fury last week caused a great resonance among industry workers. In his blog on Gamasutra, gaming expert Simon Carless analyzed its main conditions, and also talked about the pros and cons of the contract with the publisher.About the author: Simon Carless is a former game designer who worked at Atari and Eidos Interactive, as well as the founder of the GameDiscoverCo platform, which advises publishers and…

Indie publisher Raw Fury decided to take up educational activities. The company shared a sample of the publishing contract that developers sign when working with it. At the same time, the publisher launched a hub with a set of other useful templates.

Swedish Raw Fury has acquired the rights to the Kingdom series of games. The original game was Raw Fury’s first project as a publisher.