Arashi Gaiden wants to redefine the genre with its unique style

Hello! How are you doing?

The head of marketing at Nuntius Games informed me that you requested a contact regarding our new release, Arashi Gaiden. I’ve prepared a press release in this email with plenty of information. If you need anything else, just reply to this message and I’ll be happy to help.

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Spin-off of the only 100% Brazilian game ever nominated for The Game Awards launches on July 14 with special surprises

Artist Guilherme “Gaiden” Cyriaco, responsible for the game’s pixel art and animations, celebrated the moment with an emotional message:

“I’m genuinely happy that players will finally get to experience what we’ve been working on. There’s so much care poured into every aspect of this game. I’m really excited to see how people will react to the surprises we’ve prepared for the final version.”

The developers also highlighted that a free demo of Arashi Gaiden is already available and emphasized how important community support is. They encourage fans to wishlist the game on Steam to boost its visibility and keep everyone updated:
🔗 https://store.steampowered.com/app/3040170/Arashi_Gaiden/

A lot to do

Arashi Gaiden features 7 different stages, each containing 20 unique rooms, totaling 140 carefully designed challenges. At the end of each stage, players will also face 7 distinct bosses, requiring mastery of the mechanics and strategic thinking.

Throughout the gameplay, players unlock Power Ups that drastically change how the game is played, encouraging creativity, improvisation, and constant discovery.

“It’s a turn-based game that redefines the genre, mixing turn-based and real-time actions, with some puzzle elements.”
, Jonathan Silva, producer of Arashi Gaiden and CEO of Nuntius Games

On Monday, the launch day, a new launch trailer will be released. I’ll send it to you, along with other news from Nuntius Games. If you need more information, feel free to reach out. 

Thank you very much for the opportunity.

About Statera Studio

Statera Studio is a Brazilian indie developer behind Pocket Bravery, a fighting game nominated for The Game Awards, as well as the upcoming Shield Strike and Naughty Geese. Known for top-tier pixel art, polished gameplay, and a unique creative identity, the studio has earned international acclaim. Led by Jonathan Silva, Statera continues to expand its narrative universe. Arashi Gaiden is its first major spin-off in collaboration with Nuntius Games.

About Wired Dreams Studio

Wired Dreams Studio is a Brazilian studio renowned for its expertise in turn-based action games. With a focus on tactical systems, deep storytelling, and high-quality retro visuals, the team has built a loyal fanbase and strong critical reception. Their portfolio includes original titles and collaborations. Arashi Gaiden marks a new chapter in the studio’s journey, developed alongside Statera Studio.

About Nuntius Games

Nuntius Games is a Brazilian publisher founded by industry veterans Jonathan Silva (Statera Studio) and Isaias Leal (porting specialist), alongside influencers Velberan, Segredos dos Games, Narrativando, and Coelho no Japão. With a focus on quality, visibility, and community engagement, Nuntius acts as a bridge between developers and the global audience. Their portfolio combines bold creativity, Brazilian identity, and a keen eye for market trends.

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