Adventure Europe: You recently launched a new branch of dtp, called Anaconda. This new branch will be focusing on adventure and RPG titles. First question is, why launch a new branch instead of going on with the dtp label?

Christopher Kellner: dtp is not a label but the - rather technical - name of our company. The name and the sign don't serve as an appropriate game label, especially outside of the German speaking countries. It's just too dry and gives not much room for imagination, and tells even less about the games we publish and what we are actually doing. We also wanted to create a new label especially for the fans of adventure games, and for RPG players, because we think the target audience is in many cases the same.

AE: How many adventure titles do you plan to publish per year under this new brand approximately?

CK: We plan to publish around five to seven games per year, not more.