astragon Enters Into Long-Term Development Partnership With to-Go Games (Grip Studios)
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A long-term development partnership has been announced between astragon Entertainment and To-Go Games, which is part of Grip Studios. The first game under this collaboration is Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator.
Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator is the first game in a new partnership between astragon Entertainment and To-Go Games. The game marks the beginning of a long-term development partnership between the two companies, establishing a strong foundation for future projects. To-Go Games is a developer based in Bratislava (Slovakia) and part of Grip Studios.
Julia Pfiffer, Co-CEO of astragon Entertainment: "We are very pleased to partner with To-Go Games - part of GRIP Studios, an experienced development team that has brought our vision for a completely new simulation IP to life in such a detailed and immersive way. Together, we look forward to launching Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator and building a simulation brand that will appeal to nature lovers and simulation fans alike."
Jakub Mikyska, CEO & Co-Founder at To-Go Games - part of Grip Studios: "We are delighted to announce this new partnership, as Ranger’s Path marks a new chapter for GRIP Studios. While we are proud to bring over 15 years of game development experience to this collaboration via To-Go Games, astragon is the ideal partner for us, with their long-standing expertise in the simulation genre. We are already looking forward to future projects together."
In Ranger's Path: National Park Simulator, players take on the role of a ranger responsible for managing daily tasks and responding to challenges in the Faremont National Park. This could involve clearing trails, collecting litter, repairing signs, helping lost hikers or responding to urgent wildlife calls. Every action helps to preserve the park's natural beauty and ensure visitor safety. The game will launch in Early Access on Steam and the Epic Games Store "soon".
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