Terraria Dev Assumes New Role as Publisher for Pixel Piracy

Partner up, people! Re-Logic and Quadro Delta, the development teams behind Terraria and Pixel Piracy respectively, have announced an interesting new collaboration. Effective immediately, Re-Logic will assume the mantle of publisher for Pixel Piracy, which is described as a “rogueish, side-scrolling, real time strategy/sandbox/simulation”, in an effort to bolster the promotional reach of the project.

Commenting on the indie-publishing-indie pairing, Quadro Delta Lead Designer and Pixel Piracy creator Vitali Kirpu expressed that “working with Re-Logic will be an amazing opportunity to do Pixel Piracy justice. We feel that our collaboration with one of the world’s most prestigious independent studios will serve as a means to give our humble title the touches it needs to become a sincere contender in the gaming ring. We are honored by the opportunity, and will prove that it was an immensely positive choice.”

Andrew Spinks, CEO of Re-Logic, reaffirmed the excitement both teams share about the team-up. “We are really excited about what Vitali has done so far with Pixel Piracy.  We feel like the game is a good example of what the indie game community has to offer, and we want to do our part to make sure it gets the attention it deserves.”

To be clear, Quadro Delta will continue developing Pixel Piracy as normal. For Re-Logic, this is their first time taking on the responsibilities of publishing another team’s game. However, they already have plans for expanding their portfolio in the near future. For now, more information about Pixel Piracy can be found on the Quadro Delta website. Early access builds of the game can be purchased on Steam (where it is currently discounted in celebration of the announcement, going for 33% off.) and Humble Bundle.