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Crytek Frankfurt

Envision. Enable. Achieve. Crytek is an independent company at the forefront of the interactive entertainment industry, and is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of gaming by creating standout experiences with their cutting-edge 3D game technology, CRYENGINE. Founded by brothers Avni, Cevat, and Faruk Yerli in 1999, Crytek has its headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, with additional studios in Kiev (Ukraine), Budapest (Hungary), Sofia (Bulgaria), Seoul (South Korea), Nottingham (United Kingdom), Shanghai (China), Istanbul (Turkey), and Austin (USA). Since its establishment, Crytek has consistently been recognized for excellence in its field – earning accolades such as the 2011 Develop Award for Best Independent Studio and a 2010 Red Dot Design Award. Its award-winning games include Far Cry®, Crysis® (Best PC Game of E3 2007), Crysis® Warhead (Best Graphics Technology at IGN Best of 2008 Awards), Crysis® 2 (Best Shooter of E3 2010 and Gamescom 2010), Fibble – Flick ‘n’ Roll, Crysis® 3 (Electronic Playground Best of E3 2012 and Most Valuable Game from PC Gamer E3 2012), and Warface® (Best Social/Casual/Online Game of Gamescom 2012). Crytek is committed to creating high-quality products powered by its CRYENGINE technology. In 2010, Crytek announced Warface, their first free-to-play game service and a major milestone in the studio’s history. The announcement was followed by the 2012 release of Fibble – Flick ‘n’ Roll, their debut game for mobile devices. Since then the company have gone on to create Xbox One-exclusive launch title Ryse: Son of Rome, and their second mobile title, The Collectables. To further support the company’s future within the free-to-play gaming model, Crytek launched GFACE in 2012: a social gaming hub which serves as a platform for upcoming Crytek games.

PopCap Games

PopCap Games, Inc. is an American video game developer based in Seattle, and a subsidiary of Electronic Arts.[3] The company was founded in 2000 by John Vechey, Brian Fiete and Jason Kapalka.

miHoYo

miHoYo was founded in 2012 by 3 graduate students who dreamed of creating a top interactive anime company. miHoYo is tech-driven and armed with proprietary rendering technologies, with the slogan “tech otakus can save the world”. The company may provide you with various one-stop services including designing specific game software to meet your special interest, maintaining your game software, advising you on the game software/website, and so on.

Paon

Paon Corporation, Ltd. was founded on January 20, 1999. Through a partnership with Nintendo, Paon developed DK: King of Swing, Donkey Kong Barrel Blast and DK: Jungle Climber. Paon was also involved in development of 2000 SNK's Neo Geo Pocket Color fighting game titles, SNK Gals' Fighters as composer and sound work team, as well as composer to some other Neo Geo Pocket Color titles. When the company Data East went bankrupt, Paon Corporation bought the rights to some of their games, including Karnov, Chelnov, and Windjammers as well as the Glory of Heracles and Kuuga series, all of which are now owned by Paon DP. Paon developed Glory of Heracles in 2008, the sixth title of the Glory of Heracles series, which was published by Nintendo. The rights to that game are split between Paon and Nintendo with the latter owning the trademark as well. In 2010, the company entered into the business of mobile game development. Paon merged with DP Co., Ltd. on March 1, 2015 to form Paon DP. An associate company of pachislot maker Daito Giken, (since the company's chairman is the same as Daito Giken). As a result of the merger, DP became the surviving entity while Paon Corporation was dissolved. The new company now develops mobile games only to Japan, as well as often licensing their owned properties, in 2017, Paon DP moved its headquarters to Kita, Tokyo. A large amount of developers who were previously at Paon ended up at another Japanese video game developer called Picola Co., Ltd., which was formed at the same time as the Paon/DP merger in February 2015 and later co-developed the game Little Dragons Café, a cafe-management and dragon-raising simulator that was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch in 2018.

Access Software

SAT-BOX

NEKO WORKs

NEKO WORKs (ネコワークエス?) is a Japanese doujin circle founded by Sayori. She is the creator of the NEKOPARA series.

CD Projekt RED

CD Projekt Red – a Polish video game developer, established in 2002 as a subsidiary of CD Projekt. The studio belonged to the holding CDP Investment, which was later merged with Optimus. The company's registered office was located in Warsaw. As part of the subsequent numerous transformations of the parent company, CD Projekt RED became a legal subsidiary of CD Projekt.

Sigyaad Team

Sigyaad is a solo developer that makes games that aim at making you feel better.

Tamtam

The Big Red Software Company

Ateam Entertainment Inc.

Ateam Entertainment designs, develops, and operates games and tool applications in a variety of different genres with the core theme of connecting people.

Sega Sports R&D

Square Enix Business Division 3

Business Division 3 (第3ビジネス・ディビジョン, Dai San Bijinesu Dibijon?) was an internal development division within Square Enix. It was formed in 2013 after an internal restructuring, and initially focused on remasters, ports and mobile titles in the Kingdom Hearts series, eventually moving on to developing new mainline titles in said series. In 2019, following another internal restructuring, Business Division 3 was merged with Business Division 1 and Business Division 4 to form Creative Business Unit I.

Relic Entertainment

We are an award-winning developer of genre-defining games like Homeworld, Dawn of War, Company of Heroes, and Age of Empires. We have delivered rich, thoughtful strategy games throughout our history and our vision is to continue making games that people love to play.

Emil Macko

Emil Macko started getting into game development since around 2010 when he was inspired by Minecraft, the indie video game that became extremely popular around that time. On 2015, being inspired by the Five Nights at Freddy's series, he designed his own animatronic and named it Candy. After creating several more characters, he decided to fit all the casts into a game, which now becomes Five Nights at Candy's. After the game became popular in the FNaF community, the game now becomes a series. Several sequels for Five Nights at Candy's was made. In 2018, Emil also teamed up with Kane Carter and Sian Mewburn (also known as Turntail) with the name of Team EKS to develop games together. Their initial debut was supposed to be Chef Wanted, a game made for a gamejam event, but it was eventually cancelled due to The Fazbear Fanverse and what's left of it has later turned into CHASE: Animatronics. In 2020, Scott contacted Emil, and he now joins The Fazbear Fanverse, and is making Five Nights at Candy's 4, the last entry of the franchise.

Nintendo EAD Software Development Group No.2

Nintendo SPD Production Group No. 2

Sand Grain Studios

Eipix Entertainment

Clap Hanz

SCE Japan Studio

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Studio is a Japanese first-party video game production and development arm of Sony Computer Entertainment, most well known for the series Ape Escape, LocoRoco, Patapon, Gravity Rush, and Knack among other titles.

PlatinumGames

PlatinumGames is a Japan-based independent video game development company. It was founded by the merger of Seeds Inc. and Odd Inc., companies that were created by former key members of Capcom's Clover Studio: Shinji Mikami, Atsushi Inaba and Hideki Kamiya.

Angela He