Grimoire Entertainment signs Indie Go publishing deal for pirate game
The Uzbek studio signed the agreement for Ship Happens: Pirates Wanted during the second Moscow International Games Week, according to IT Park Uzbekistan.

Key facts
- Grimoire Entertainment signed a publishing agreement with Indie Go for Ship Happens: Pirates Wanted.
- The agreement was signed during the second Moscow International Games Week.
- The event ran from 29 October to 1 November.
- Ship Happens: Pirates Wanted is a pirate-themed game for one to four players.
- Otabek Baratov founded Grimoire Entertainment.
Uzbek game studio Grimoire Entertainment signed a publishing agreement with Indie Go for its game Ship Happens: Pirates Wanted, according to IT Park Uzbekistan. The signing took place during the second Moscow International Games Week, which ran from 29 October to 1 November.
Ship Happens: Pirates Wanted is a cooperative pirate-themed game for one to four players. IT Park Uzbekistan said the game is built around teamwork, adventure and challenges at sea.
Otabek Baratov founded Grimoire Entertainment. IT Park Uzbekistan said the deal opens international promotion and distribution for the game, and access to a global gaming audience.
IT Park Uzbekistan said the agreement shows local studios can attract international publishing partners, and that industry events help connect Uzbek developers with global markets.
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