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They are a new developer I'm almost certain, or at least a small-time one compared to the big shooters that get most of the attention (i.e. Treyarch, Bethesda). So they're shadowed by the bigger producers. Of course, if the game is good enough, it'll undoubtedly receive the necessary popularity. Plus, it's PC only, so that likely means some sort of deal with Steam. Thus leading to more advertising, sales, etc.

EDIT: Regarding how well the game will be (the quality, amount of developer support) I took a look into Deep Silver which I think is the gaming department for a larger corporation named Koch Media, founded in Germany. They are the creators of the latest hit, Dead Island, which I recall receiving decent reviews, averaging around 80%, 4/5 stars by X-Play, and also some awards.

What is most reassuring is that the game started receiving a lot more recognition a few months before its release, so by the looks of it Deep Silver likes to start advertising and hyping up their games a little closer to the deadline (no pun intended) so that the excitement doesn't go down. Another very promising piece of evidence is that they fixed a *ton* of bugs that were discovered in Dead Island the same day it came out, which is astonishing. Sounds like some good support right there.

Sure, that means they released a buggy game. But hey, nothing is perfect, and at least they fixed them as soon as possible and apologized. What more can they do? Iron Front is also using the same engine Arma II does, from my understanding.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koch_Media