The publisher emphasized that creators should have the authority to decide distribution locations. A new game, Penguin Colony, is unavailable in Israel after the studio requested its publisher to block sales. This act is intended to demonstrate solidarity with Palestine, according to the publisher.
The game includes a post-credits message criticizing the games industry's response to the Palestinian genocide. It also features a land acknowledgment statement recognizing Indigenous Australian territories. Penguin Colony is available on PC, with console versions planned for 2027.
Other studios have taken similar stances, such as House House, which omitted an Xbox version due to Microsoft's ties to Israel. The publisher of Penguin Colony stated that in the absence of more organised sanctions, this act is intended to demonstrate solidarity with Palestine.