Focus Entertainment Publishing announced a partnership to support the worldwide publishing of Bradley the Badger

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Focus Entertainment Publishing, a subsidiary of the Pullup Entertainment group, announced a publishing partnership with the independent developer Day 4 Night Studios on Jun 10, 2026. The release said Focus would support Day 4 Night in the worldwide publishing of Bradley the Badger, a game it called a genre-bending and satirical action-adventure. The AMF, France’s financial markets regulator, lists the release as inside information, its label for news a listed company must publish as soon as it can because it may move its price.1^,2^,3^,4^,5

The release said the game was first revealed at The Game Awards 2025 and ranked among the top 10 most wishlisted new announcements on Steam one week after the show. It said Day 4 Night Studios was developing the game as its debut original intellectual property.6^,7^,1

The release named Christian Cantamessa and Davide Soliani as the game directors. It listed Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle and Rayman beside Soliani’s name, and Red Dead Redemption and Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor beside Cantamessa’s.8^,9

Vincent Chataignier, deputy chief executive of Focus Entertainment Publishing, said Bradley the Badger stood out immediately through its tone, personality and potential. Soliani and Cantamessa, whom the release named co-founders and game directors of the studio, called Focus the ideal partner and cited its respect for creative talent. The release said the partnership reflected Focus’s strategy of supporting renowned talent, original creations and high-potential worlds.10^,11^,12^,13

The release said more information on the game would be shared at a later date.14

We hold the text of this one release as the issuer’s distributor filed it with the AMF, with its pictures, charts and layout left out, and none of the documents it refers to. The text we hold does not say when the game would be released, on which platforms, or on what terms Focus and the studio agreed.15