Duaik Revisits Its History, Reviews Interview on Radio Geek, Prize with Phil Spencer and Returns to Air
Duaik Entertainment, known for their innovative games like "Aritana: And the Hawk's Quill," is making a splash with their return to activities, winning awards and gaining recognition from industry leaders.
Jonathan Dubinski · 2 min read
On Tuesday, March 3, Duaik Entertainment announced its return to operations with a video published on Instagram at 7:00 p.m. by Vitor Ottoni. The composer and sound effects author recounted the Duaik brothers' history, including their award from Phil Spencer, two interviews with Globo, and their recognition from their former boss at Xbox. They also mentioned their interview on Radio Geek's Newsgames program, in which this author participated. Watch the video and the Newsgames program here: https:www.instagram.comreeldvcdudljkswutmsourceigembedutmcampaignloading. Phil Spencer has consistently supported indie developers through the IDXbox program, dedicating hours to exploring their games at each annual event. His influence on Xbox includes separating the Kinect from Xbox One in July 2014, launching the Xbox backward compatibility program in June 2015, and introducing Xbox Game Pass in 2017. He reportedly played Vampire Survivors for nearly 200 hours soon after its release.
Spencer has expressed concern over Forza Horizon 4's licensing issues and suggested that Xbox may soon make its games compatible across all gaming devices. This follows Microsoft's recent launch of the "This is an Xbox" campaign. Spencer believes Stalker 2 is a contender for Xbox Game of the Year; whether Black Myth: Wukong will be available on Xbox remains unknown. Even amidst recent challenges at Xbox, including job cuts, Spencer supported the launch of Stalker 2 on Game Pass, showcasing the game at digital events and debuting a public demo at Gamescom. Duaik Entertainment's team grew to five or six members, establishing them as a pioneering Brazilian company in partnership with the IDXbox program. Their game, Aritana and the Hawks' Quill, features innovative posture-switching mechanics that affect speed, attacks, and special abilities. Players assume the role of Aritana, embarking on a journey through forests and up Hawks Mountain to confront the Mapinguari. The game design is reminiscent of classic platformers, challenging players to master its systems as they explore the forest.
Phil Spencer Steps Down, Asha Sharma Takes Over Xbox; Free Comics Delve into Aritana Universe's Origin
In related news, Phil Spencer will step down as head of Xbox on February 23, 2026, succeeded by Asha Sharma. The Aritana universe is expanding with free comics revealing the origin of the shaman's staff, exploring the awakening of dual energy and the staff's mysteries on the franchise's official website.
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