Just2D, developers of the grimdark pixel-art RPG “Drova - Forsaken Kin” partners with DECK13Just2D, developers of the grimdark pixel-art RPG “Drova - Forsaken Kin” partners with DECK13

Author: Deck13

Just2D GmbH today announces its partnership with DECK13 Spotlight GmbH for the publishing of their first title: Drova - Forsaken Kin.

DECK13 and Just2D are also thrilled to announce that DECK13 Interactive GmbH has acquired 30% of the company.

Drova is an open-world Action RPG with a gritty pixel art look. The game offers a dynamic open world with two factions the player can join - and the world grim, unwelcoming and deadly. Players will become a part of a divided society, grown from the ashes of a dead empire. And it is in their hands how everything will end.

DECK13 is delighted to enrich its portfolio range with this captivating new gem. Through this partnership with the talented and creative team from Just2D, DECK13 continues to affirm its admiration and unwavering support for the German independent scene.

“In partnering up with Deck13 we see a great development chances. Not only for our current project, Drova, but also for the longterm perspective of our Company, Just2D Interactive.” says Johannes Hauffe, one of the founders of Just2D. “Through the intensive cooperation and by working together with our new partner we now have the opportunity to create an even better product and the chance to establish Just2D as a strong brand in the german indie sector.”

“Just2D convinced us from the very beginning with passion, vision and clear knowledge of where they want to go. Together, we have huge plans for the future and we are thrilled that DECK13 was able to secure the publishing rights and also acquire a share in the company!" said Mathias Reichert, Managing Director at DECK13.

^{Just2D is an independent video game studio founded in Magdeburg in 2021 by four passionate people. The team is growing and currently working on their first title, Drova - Forsaken Kin. Drova – Forsaken Kin is supported by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Aktion on the basis of a decision by the German Bundestag.}