Prime Matter Is Koch Media’s New Label Featuring Payday 3, M&B II, a New Painkiller and Many More Games

Jun 10, 2021 at 02:59pm EDT
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Koch Media's big announcement today is the creation of a new premium label called Prime Matter. Headquartered in Munich, it will offer a rich portfolio of titles across many different genres.

Koch Media CEO Klemens Kundratitz stated:

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Over the past 25 years of success, we have seen Koch Media grow significantly. From ambitious indies taking their first step who need that full development and publishing support without compromising their dream, through to big studios that required our well established global distribution and publishing network; the more opportunities we created the more it made sense to add an additional string to our bow.

Prime Matter is a new home for premium games, offering both current and future partners
all the expertise of the Koch Media Group alongside a new and dynamic team dedicated to
maximising their true potential. The core of the video games industry is, of course, entertainment. Prime Matter will constantly look to innovate and inspire gamers across all its activities while retaining the fundamental values of what makes our industry so special; it is intrinsically fun.

Mario Gerhold, Global Brand & Marketing Director (Games) at the Koch Media Group, added:

Games originate from the minds and hearts of the developers. Prime Matter is focused on
maximising this potential from the studios whilst empowering their dream or vision; one of
our core values is to enable and support the studios, giving them the chance and freedom to express themselves within their game as they deserve.

The new label is starting with a bang. Today, Prime Matter announced a series of publishing partnerships and brand new IPs already in development.

Additionally, Prime Matter will also be the new home for Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord (coming to consoles and retail) and some of Koch Media's legacy titles, including the new Kingdom Come Deliverance game in development at Warhorse and the upcoming next-gen version of Outward.

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