Orient and the Blind Forest and the Whis and the Will of the Wisps: Several companies have joined forces to donate to the Rainwater Association

Orient and the Blind Forest And Orient and the Will of the Whips, Acclaimed by players and the trade press, has recently been entitled to physical versions on the Nintendo Switch. For this occasion, many companies, namely Iam8bit, Moon Studio, Skybound Games And Just for sports (Distributors of physical versions in France) have therefore joined forces Rainforest trust To help endangered tropical forests.

The Orient and the Blind Forest Orient and the Will of the Wisps Resultat des Image.

Thanks for the portion of the sales collected on the site ofIam8bit In addition to other funds for donations made by Just for sports, Therefore $ 58,000 was collected to donate to the association Rainforest trust. Thank you for this amount, More than 11,735 hectares of tropical forests will be protected, 14 times the surface area of ​​Versailles Palace. Is a co-owner ofIam8bit, John M. Gibson and Amanda White, spoke for the occasion.

Orient and The Will of Wisps is the first i88bit game as a publisher for the Nintendo Switch. We felt that the best way to spend the game’s marketing budget would be to make a positive impact by getting things done.

While working with Moon Studios to publish the Orie series on the Nintendo Switch, we have been impressed by their dedication to showing nature as a living, breathing entity. Following his leadership, we wanted to be a part of nature conservation, and are excited to do so by working with the great people of the Rainforest Trust.

Orient and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition Available at Amazon For € 34.99.

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