Grim Trials Glory Jam: Developer and Official Links
Grim Trials Glory Jam guide: confirm the Indonesian developer, Soft Source publisher, official channels, platform links, Demo, YouTube and Discord.
Who developed Grim Trials?
Grim Trials was developed by Glory Jam, also identified as Rolling Glory Jam in the Xbox product listing. The official Steam page lists Glory Jam as developer and Soft Source as publisher, while Xbox lists Rolling Glory Jam as developer and Soft Source Pte Ltd. as publisher. These sources establish the developer-publisher relationship without requiring an unverified biography.
The official Linktree describes Glory Jam as “Creating joyful and meaningful games to make the world a happier place.” It identifies the team as an Indonesian game developer and provides the central index for Grim Trials’ stores, YouTube, Discord, Demo feedback and social accounts. The collected sources do not provide a complete company history beyond the links and selected earlier-game references.
What is Glory Jam’s role in Grim Trials?
Glory Jam is the studio behind the game and its official communications. The Steam announcement says Grim Trials was important to the team and different from its earlier titles, while the Linktree presents Devlog #3 and the official announcement trailer. The game itself is described as a heavy metal action roguelite centered on Avelin, the Academy and the Trial Grounds.
Soft Source is listed as publisher on Steam and Xbox. The research does not provide contract details, regional publishing responsibilities or a complete staff list. Those details are 待确认 and should not be inferred from the store roles.
What official links does Glory Jam provide?
The Linktree’s collected JSON-LD lists the official YouTube channel, Discord, X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and LinkedIn. Its Grim Trials section links to Steam, Xbox, Nintendo Switch 2, a physical PS5 and Switch 2 notification page, the Demo feedback form, Devlog #3 and the official announcement trailer. This makes Linktree the safest hub when a direct platform URL changes.
The verified social links are:
What games are associated with the studio?
The Linktree includes Glory Jam projects such as Hello Goodboy, What Comes After and Rage in Peace. The ComicBook report also references Hello Goodboy in 2023, What Comes After in 2020 and Rage in Peace in 2018. These dates and titles are included as source-reported context, not as a complete official catalog.
Do not use previous-game information to predict Grim Trials’ exact systems. The current game has its own confirmed features: dual-wielded scythes and crossbows, hex-grid arenas, seven bosses, crafting, Skill Tree progression, randomized Blessings and Academy relationships. A complete development history, roadmap or future-game list is 待确认.