Tous les studios de développement

ZVitor

Creator of several Fangames

SuperVillain Studios

5th Cell

CokeM Interactive

Legacy Interactive

Square Enix Business Division 11

Originally formed by Square Enix to produce mobile and browser games such as Sengoku IXA, Fantasy Earth, and licensed games like Grimms Notes. In 2017 the original members of this division would merge to Business Division 9, and then Team Asano would be provided Division 11 for their upcoming projects. In December 2019 Team Asano would ultimately merge to Creative Business Unit II. Meanwhile, the original team in charge of browser and mobile games would transfer to Creative Business Units IV and V.

C-Lab

Enigma Variations

AtGames

AtGames is a company that markets various Plug 'n Play systems (often referred to as "flashbacks") and handheld devices featuring games from Atari, Coleco, Sega and INTV Corp (Intellivision).

Slitherine

A British developer and publisher responsible for the production of a range of over 200 strategy and war video games. Since 2010, the company merged with Matrix Games to form The Slitherine Group, making it one of its brands.

Lost Boys Games

Guerilla Games started out in 2000 as a subsidiary of Dutch multimedia congolomerate Lost Boys under the moniker Lost Boys Games. The developer was a merge between 3 separate Dutch developers, Orange Games, Digital Infinity and Formula . They focused on developing games for the Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance. The four games Lost Boys Games developed are: Tiny Toon Adventures: Dizzy's Candy Quest (2001), Rhino Rumble (2002), Black Belt Challange (2002) and Invader (2002).In 2003, L

Tepes Ovidiu

Ubisoft Nagoya

Ubisoft Nagoya was a Japanese video game studio originally founded as Digital Kids Co., Ltd. in 1996. Acquired by Ubisoft in 2008, it specialized in handheld and casual titles, contributing to the Petz series. In 2010, Ubisoft reorganized its Japanese operations, consolidating the studio into Ubisoft Osaka.

Gamestar, Inc.

Monster Games

Monster Games was founded in Northfield, Minnesota, in 1996. Since then, we've shipped many games, and had a lot of good times. We are committed to having a fun workplace where people are proud to do their best work.

Success Corporation

"Smartphone Applications, Web games, Online games, Console games development and publishing. Pachinko and Pachi-slot LCD software development. A development and sales of communication tools." "The aim of our company is to gather together, and cultivate, highly-skilled professional creators; the kind that love to make things, are passionate about research and, are not idle about day to day study ― creators who would be able to satisfy any customer through the manufacture of superior games ― such as would appear naturally, from a creators' Utopia. Although we are still only partway through our journey, as long as the company continues to prosper, we intend to pursue the ideals set out above."

Sanrio Digital

Oberon Media

Nodtronics

Cocktail Soft

CookieDev

2 Zombie Games

Vektor Grafix

Vektor Grafix was a British computer game development company led by John Lewis and Andy Craven.

Ghost Ship Games

Ghost Ship Games is a Danish game development studio, founded in the spring of 2016 by a group of veteran game developers after years of working together. Our common portfolio counts titles such as Prince of Persia, Far Cry, Kane & Lynch, Total Overdose, Game Globe, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood, Freedom Fighters and The Division. Our motto is simple: Co-op First. The goal is to take co-operative gameplay to the next level and to make great games, focused on the core gamer. We want to turn Ghost Ship Games into a solid game studio, able to compete with other mid-size game studios on Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. As a small, new developer we will have to pick our projects with care, but together we have the skill, the experience, and the passion to create something truly fantastic.