Before the achievement of the new strategy and the termination of PQube’s access as a publisher, fans can only be patient while giving their support for efforts to fight predatory practices that may also be felt by many other indie developers.Ī Space for the Unbound itself is still in an active development stage with a release target that was forced to be postponed. The disclosure of this greedy practice certainly makes Toge and Mojiken no longer able to entrust their cooperation with PQube, which in the end also has an impact on the delay of the release of A Space for the Unbound.
It doesn’t stop there, the funds are also used to boost their revenue share as well as convert it into a minimum recoupable guarantee that must be paid back by the developer.Ī fact that is very surprising indeed, especially since PQube itself is a publisher that is quite active in helping the marketing of indie games, including several other games from Indonesian developers such as Kitaria Fables, Valthirian Arc: Hero School Story 2, until Permit Potion. Instead of being aimed at the developer, PQube actually hides this information and uses the available funds for their own interests. So far the development process seems to be going smoothly, but who would have thought there was a sneaky practice by PQube that took advantage of the position and identity of the developer for their own benefit.īased on a statement sent by Toge Productions and Mojiken Studio through the latest press release, in March 2022 they received information about how PQube received funding from a well-known console platform for small developers in need, especially in the pandemic situation which was peaking at that time and had an impact on many people. In addition to involving Toge Productions, the game made by Mojiken Studio is also handled by PQube, who acts as a publisher for the release of the console version in the western region.
A Space for the Unbound is one of the most awaited Indonesian indie games for release at this time.
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