Kepler Interactive has announced over $50 million in revenue for its first operation year, with Scorn and Sifu being hugely successful.
Kepler Interactive, which published Sloclap’s Chef and Ebb Software’s Mocking, has posted revenues of more than $50 million in its first operating year. Although the headlines were previously called “highly successful promotions,” Chef set a new sales record, crossing two million sold worldwide before it was released on Xbox and Steam on March 28th.
Kepler has announced several new partnerships for 2023 and beyond, including an investment in The Gentlebros, the lab in rural Singapore. Cat Quest. The publisher will partner with the studio on future releases while providing “important content in the mobile gaming space.” An international publishing partnership with Sandfall, based in Montpellier, has also been announced, with the studio’s first game being a “four individual model.”
With release on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC via Steam, Chef There is also a new feature: Arenas. It adds five new routes, nine locations and 45 challenges for up to 10 hours of additional gameplay.
Stay tuned for more information in the coming days, and check out our review for the main game here. You can also read our review for Mocking.
