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Private Division announces four new publishing partnerships Original

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By Mike Laidlaw, Jeff Skalski, Frédéric B, Chris Wallace
| MCV/DEVELOP Magazine Verified
Private Division, the publishing label under Take-Two interactive, has announced four new publishing partnerships with independent developers from around the world. The new partners are as follows: Die Gute Fabrik, Evening Star, Piccolo Studio (of Arise: A Simple Story fame) and Yellow Brick Games. Die Gute Fabrik, founded in 2008, is a Copenhagen-based company developing story-based games, and are best known for 2019’s IGF and Indiecade award-winning Mutazione.
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Interview with Yellow Brick Games: A Small Studio with a Strong Core

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By Jeff Skalski, Ellie Harisova
| 80 Level
Introduction 80.lv: You’re known in the industry, but could you tell us a little about your team and what you’ve been up to lately? Jeff Skalski: We have been very fortunate to have a team from a wide variety of backgrounds and work experiences who wanted to come together to form Yellow Brick Games. The most recent titles some of us have been lucky to be part of are Baldur’s Gate III, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Tribes of Midgard, Star Wars: Squadrons, and Borderlands 3.
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Why I Made the Move to Quebec City – A Senior Producer's Story - UbiBlog - Ubisoft®

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By Jeff Skalski
| blog.ubi.com
“Not Possible!” That’s what I would have said if you had told me three or 20 years ago that, one day, I would be working with some of the biggest brands in the industry and creating video games in Quebec City, Canada. Just prior to Quebec, I was building PC MMORPGS and exploring the mobile market, very far from the reality of working on the latest Assassin’s Creed. My wife is from the Mediterranean, and even the concept of moving to the cold north was just too foreign for us both to imagine.
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