Neue Gesichter bei Daedelic: Germany

Key insights

6 takeaways

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In November 2017, Hamburg-based Daedalic Entertainment established a new five-person communications department to expand its international market presence.
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The department is led by Director of Communications Tim Krause-Murroni, who reports directly to CEO Carsten Fichtelmann.
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The team includes Sandra Hübner as Head of PR, Lisa Mallory overseeing social media, and marketing assistants Marie Müller and Mounir Aouina.
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The restructuring centralizes global marketing, public relations, community management, and social media operations under one dedicated unit.
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This organizational shift is a strategic initiative designed to increase the global visibility of Daedalic Entertainment’s game portfolio.
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The company implemented this change to professionalize its outreach and maintain competitiveness within the globalized video game industry.

Summary

Hamburg-based developer and publisher Daedalic Entertainment announced in November 2017 a restructured, five-person communications team covering marketing, PR, community management, and social media. The stated purpose is to raise the international profile of the company's games as part of a broader growth push.

Tim Krause-Murroni, 42, takes over as Director Communications, leading all worldwide communication and reporting directly to CEO Carsten Fichtelmann. He joined in 2016 as PR Director. Sandra Hübner, 28, who has been a PR Manager since 2015, becomes Head of PR with responsibility for global public relations and influencer relations. Lisa Mallory, 26, moves from customer support and quality assurance, where she worked from 2015, into the role of Community Manager, tasked with strategically expanding Daedalic's social media channels. Marie Müller, 28, and Mounir Aouina, 27, join as marketing assistants supporting the department across marketing-related areas.

Fichtelmann frames the restructuring as a response to the demands of the international video game industry. He describes the team's commitment as essential for developing the company's strategy in marketing, PR, community management, and social media, and expresses confidence that its expertise will lastingly increase global awareness of Daedalic's titles. The announcement is a short corporate personnel update with no financial figures, market data, or methodology, and it appears to draw on a company press release.

The page itself is hosted on the Gamecity Hamburg news site, which also lists later regional industry items from 2026. These include applications for the Games Lift incubator, Prototype Funding, Road to gamescom, and the Portside Game Assembly event. They also note the launch of Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown, developed by gameXcite and published by Daedalic.