Tous les studios de développement
Découvrez la liste des studios de développement de jeux vidéo répertoriés sur notre base de données, classés par nombre de titres produits.
Vioma Digital Media
Vioma Digital Media AB was a Swedish developer most known for "The Mystery at Greveholm" series of games.
SGRA Studio
SGRA Studio is the company developing the game Dragonheir: Silent Gods. The company appears to be named after Sagittarius A, the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way,
Shanghai Alice - Reprise
A doujin circle comprised of established developers, led by ZUN. Their goal is to make Touhou Project games playable on modern platforms. The key difference from Shanghai Alice Gengakudan is that while Shanghai Alice Gengakudan is ZUN’s personal circle, this is a team-based circle that includes not only ZUN but also JYUNYA from AQUA STYLE and others.
Black Legend
Black Legend Ltd. was founded in 1993 as a publishing sideline of the Kompart distribution house. Black Legend put a lot of support into the Amiga scene, publishing a wide range of games, with the most successful being Football Glory, developed by Croteam that started life as an offshoot of the main company. It briefly dabbled in the PC market before closing in 1996. The company also had a German division, Black Legend Software GmbH.
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Deep Field Games
Deep Field Games is an independent game development studio based in southern New Zealand, growing a tight team located here and across the globe. Founded by Geoff "Zag" Keene (the creator of Unfortunate Spacemen) and industry veterans from around the world - we’re a small, highly driven dev squad focused on games with mood, atmosphere, and the kind of details that make players fall in love with worlds. Above everything – we love co-op. We’re pushing co-operative play into new places – delivering fresh, hyper-fun takes on existing genres, while breaking new ground for tomorrow. Stay focused.
MGM Interactive
MGM Interactive was the video game division of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, established in 1994 by Fred Skoler. The company released video games, generally those based on MGM properties, before folding in 2007.
Con Artist Games
Founded in 2008, Con Artist Games started as a one man operation developing a number of browser based games that saw huge success. These early games reached hundreds of millions of players and allowed us to expand. Today, we focus on high quality free to play games for browser, PC and mobile.
