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.
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Solid
Formerly known as Cobra Team, Solid was a subsidiary of Square Co., Ltd. that did worked on a few titles, most notably Front Mission: Gun Hazard. In 1998 the team would dissolve into Square's internal divisions.
Metropolis Software
Metropolis Software was founded in 1992 by Grzegorz Miechowski (CEO|Co-owner) and Adrian Chmielarz (Lead Game Designer|Co-owner) with Przemysław Marszał (Art Director) and released games like Gorky 17 (1999) and Infernal (2007). In 1997 the studio acquired the license of “The Witcher” from Andrzej Sapkowski, however, they ceded it around 2000 to CD Project as they were already worked on 3 games at the same time (one of them being the cult-following turn-based rpg game “Gorky 17“). In February 2008, Metropolis Software was bought by CD Projekt Investment. On October 26, 2009, information appeared that Metropolis Software was closed, its employees were disbanded, and the development of the They shooter , the company's current project, was stopped. Przemysław Marszał (CEO) and Grzegorz Miechowski (COO) are currently working for 11-bit studios S.A. and Adrian Chmielarz (Creative Director|Co-owner) for The Astronauts.
Santa Entertainment co. , LTD.
Santa Entertainment co. , LTD., is a Japanese game manufacturer whose main business is the development of computer game software.
Rainy Night Creations
Rainy Night Creations is a one man indie game development studio based in Madrid, Spain. The development studio was founded in 2012.
Longbow Games
Longbow Digital Arts Incorporated (aka Longbow Games) has been developing technically innovative and artistically unique computer games and utilities since 1998. Longbow’s notable titles include the epic strategy series Hegemony, the IGF award winning Tread Marks, and the classic DX-Ball 2, king of breakout games, now available in a special 20th Anniversary Edition.