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.
Cornfox & Bros.
49Games
Betop
Micronics
Micronics was a primarily anonymous outsource developer, making games for publishers without taking any credit, so information on them is difficult to come by. Here's what we know... Micronics was formed sometime around 1985 by Kazuo Yagi and Masahiko Tsukada, and spent the NES era primarily developing arcade ports like Elevator Action, Ghosts 'N Goblins and 1942 for publishers like Capcom, Konami, Taito and Pony Canyon. These ports, as well as their original and license-based projects like Super Pitfall, are notable for their lack of quality compared to their contemporaries - low framerate, poor controls, simplistic sound and questionable collision detection are usually all present and accounted for. In 2007, an anonymous poster on the Japanese message board 2ch claimed that co-founder Yagi was just a college student when he started Micronics with the intent of developing original games, but being stuck doing porting work allegedly led to him ceasing to care about bugs or other quality control issues. How close this is to the truth may never be known... Rebranded to Khaos in 1993.
GTC
Dragon Slumber
Dragon Slumber is an award winning Montreal-based indie studio founded by Kevin Giguère, a programmer with over 20 years' experience. They have published 3 titles on Steam since 2017.
Studio 1-2
Game Studio
GameStudio Inc. (株式会社ゲームスタジオ) is a Japanese game development company based in Nagashima, Aomori. They work for several major companies including Nintendo, SEGA, BandaiNamco, and Square Enix among others.
Avalanche Software
Be it brand new worlds or beloved franchises, we aim for experiences that resonate and brim with the passion that comes from games made for the player. From rich, open worlds to compelling stories, immersion is at the forefront of our efforts.
Redbeak Games
Redbeak Games is the solo independent game development company of Finnish developer and Youtuber AuroDev, based in Espoo, Finland. The company is best-known for the Mortal Glory tactical strategy-RPG series.
Normal Wholesome Games
Normal Wholesome Games is a studio dedicated to one goal: never do what the player expects. Based in Melbourne, Normal Wholesome Games is headlined by Andy Sum™—the co-creator of vastly different games like Crossy Road and 420BLAZEIT—backed up by a talented team spread across the world. If players are surprised, confused, or feeling strong emotions, then the team can call that a success.
Ubisoft Casablanca
Ubisoft Casablanca is the Moroccan subsidiary of the Ubisoft corporation. It is responsible for the development of the Nintendo DS games Prince of Persia: The Fallen King and Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands.
Amedio
Dharker Studio
Dharker Studio is an indie game developer, which primarily focuses on creating visual novel style games, as a result we create a lot of artwork for the games in different forms.
Quintet
Quintet, based in Tokyo, Japan, was founded by Tomoyoshi Miyazaki and Masaya Hashimoto, who previously worked on Nihon Falcom's Ys games. Quintet was most active in the 1990s and had a strong relationship with Enix, on the Super Nintendo, and in the late 2000s Quintet appears to have gone inactive, their website shut down in 2008. Quintet's most critically-acclaimed games are Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, and Terranigma, often known as the "Gaia" series.