Resource guide, rechecked 4 November 2026 (UTC). Raw Fury's official pitch page and fully loaded form still accept pitches. The requirements below are unchanged; this is an existing route to a publisher, not a new submission round, with no closing date stated on the pages checked.
What to prepare
The publisher's checklist asks for a playable build, a deck explaining the game and its scope, an estimated release window, development budget and visual material.
The live form adds details worth checking before you send:
- Give the development funding request in USD. This field excludes marketing; enter zero if you do not need development funding.
- Estimate months remaining to launch. Early Access projects have separate timing questions for Early Access and version 1.0.
- Attach a deck within the 25 MB limit or provide a direct, accessible link. Reviewers should not need to request access.
- For trailer or gameplay footage, the form requests a public YouTube link, or Google Drive when the footage should stay private. It specifically asks applicants not to use private or unlisted YouTube videos.
- Provide a build link or platform keys, plus gameplay footage and a short introduction to your team and game.
Raw Fury aims to respond within two to three weeks, while warning that busy convention periods can slow replies. The form asks for one submission per pitch. Geographic restrictions and application fees are not specified on the checked pages; acceptance is not guaranteed.
Before sending: test every shared link and build download from a signed-out browser, then use the official form.
Updated 18 October 2026: clarified the live form's video-hosting requirement. Accessible links alone are not the whole checklist; an unlisted YouTube upload does not match its stated preference.
Original sources
Release plans and availability can change. Check the original source for the latest information.