Raw Fury is a (un)publisher.

We don’t care about genres or mechanics.

We care about experiences and emotions.

And we want to help developers make magic.

Those are lofty words. Just like all the ones in that video, which is the visual equivalent of blowing bubbles. Anyway – back to the main thing. So, what do we mean with (un)publishing games?

We (Un)Publish Games.

Look. Sometimes you need to undo a thing before you can redo it. That’s how we think when it comes to publishing games, hence that “Un” stuff at the beginning. It’s also a nice differentiator that we blatantly use to stand out a bit because we’re sly like that, except when you admit the very thing you’re being sly about in the same sentence. We know, super slick, right?

Anyway – we publish games but there is more to it. Raw Fury is a passion project. We’re all about doing what makes us and the people we work with happy. We’ve run both small and large development studios, we’ve produced games, promoted them, and written about them. We’ve designed them, distributed them, and delivered them into the hands of fans. We are a mixed team of veterans and new talent. We have enjoyed success and survived through challenges.

And this is where we follow our passion to help the next generation of developer magicians. To help them find success, be happy, and stay independent. To fulfill this promise, we live by The Tenets of Fury, our principles.

The Tenets of Fury

Just the usual stuff. Our main base of operations is Stockholm, where we’ve fortified a small commune of game lovers in a beautiful mansion, which we call The House of Fury. It has corridors of publishing, rooms of production and windows of marketing. It is also made of candy. Okay, that’s not true. But it is a pretty awesome house!

But we also have Furies (yeah – that’s right. That’s what we call ourselves. Sorry) all over the globe. Without an ass-in-seat policy, we’ve built up a blazing line of talented Furies from California to British Colombia on the North American west coast, a lonesome scout (he’s not as scary as he looks, do send him pitches) in Malmö and a sales alchemist in Bucharest. Our own development team Fury Studios is in Zagreb, Croatia, where they help developers with porting, code optimization, testing, and more, to support our developers.

Hey! We even own part of an airfield on the island of Værøy in Norway, because… why not? We haven’t figured out what we want to do with it yet, but we’re sure it will involve spatulas, somehow.