Overview
- Kepler is selling the first issue for £20 through a new online store that will also offer curated objects inspired by its games.
- Reset will publish twice a year with interviews that pair game makers with figures from fashion, music, architecture, or design to center the people behind the work.
- Creative director Simon Sweeney leads the magazine, with features by Yoko Taro, Darren Wall, and Ville Kallio and three covers spotlighting Guillaume Broche, Yaku, and Mélanie Courtinat.
- Kepler emphasizes print as a lasting, high-end object, including design touches like a Yoko Taro interview printed in both English and Japanese.
- The launch extends a publisher known for selective hits like Sifu, Tchia, Pacific Drive, and Clair Obscur, and Kepler says it plans to pursue retail distribution after online sales.