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What Ellada does.

Ellada Games is an independent game development studio and publisher established in 2013. The company has developed and published several titles, including The Tiny Bang Story, Braveland Trilogy, Spaceland, and Niffelheim. Knights of Braveland, one of their games, is set to release on February 1st, 2024, for Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation. The company's team is composed of friends united by their passion for games and game development. Ellada Games has received positive reviews for its games, with Niffelheim scoring 80/100 from Windows Central and The Tiny Bang Story earning 85/100 from Pure Nintendo.

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