Digerati Distribution

Digerati Distribution at a Glance

Digerati Distribution operates as a publisher based in the United States, founded in 2013 and active from 2012 through 2022. They have released 61 titles under their name while maintaining zero developer credits on PlayPile. Their catalog leans heavily toward indie games, with 41 releases falling into that category. They also cover adventure, platformer, role-playing, arcade, shooter, puzzle, and strategy genres, though fighting games and visual novels represent a tiny fraction of their output. The company distributes across many platforms but shows a clear preference for Nintendo Switch with 52 titles, followed closely by PC with 48 releases. They also support Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Mac, Linux, PlayStation Vita, and newer hardware like Xbox Series X|S, iOS, and Android. The overall quality of their portfolio sits in the middle range. Across 42 rated titles, they hold an average IGDB score of 66.7 out of 100. Their rating breakdown shows a spread rather than a concentrated peak of excellence or failure. They have six great games that scored above 80, but 27 good titles fall between 60 and 79. There are eight mixed-rated games scoring between 40 and 59, plus one poor title under 40. Their highest-rated releases include Underhero from 2018 with a score of 83.9. Other top performers from their earlier years include Don't Die, Mr. Robot! (2014), Steel & Steam: Episode 1 (2014), Straimium Immortaly (2016), and XenoRaptor (2019), all scoring 80 or higher. Their output shifted slightly over time, with 40 games appearing in the 2010s and 21 games in the 2020s. Recent releases from late 2021 to late 2022 include Terror of Hemasaurus, The Outbound Ghost, Overloop, A Musical Story, and Tunnel of Doom. Most of these recent entries scored between 70 and 71, which fits their general pattern of delivering solid but not exceptional scores. Their bio states they aim to remove the headache of distribution so creators can focus on making games. They do not seem to have a specific formula for hits, as their top rated games span several different years and genres without a single dominant trend.

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