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Athlon Games
Athlon Games was an American video game publisher based in Burbank, California, founded in May 2018 as a publishing division of Leyou Technologies. The company served as a co-publisher for major gaming titles and managed publishing operations across consoles and PC platforms. Athlon Games was notably involved in projects such as The Lord of the Rings MMO in partnership with Amazon Game Studios, and served as a publishing partner for Telltale Games titles. The company was acquired by Tencent in December 2020 as part of Tencent's $1.5 billion acquisition of its parent company Leyou Technologies. Following this acquisition, Athlon Games was integrated into Tencent's gaming portfolio. The company was officially dissolved in October 2021, with its operations consolidated under Tencent's broader structure.
Dr. Ludos
Crytivo
Atlantean Interactive Games
WinFun
fistik
Repixel8
Entrada Interactive LLC
Softnauts
Innova Systems
Duckosaurus Games
Duckosaurus Games is an indie game studio from Belgium, founded in 2024. They are making their first addition to the gaming community with a competitive platformer filled with adorable little characters. With this game, Duckosaurus Games hopes to learn the game-making process using open-source programs such as Godot and aspire to make plenty more enjoyable games in the future.
ArenaNet®
ArenaNet was founded in spring 2000 by Mike O'Brien, Patrick Wyatt and Jeff Strain. All three founders came from Blizzard Entertainment and were previously involved in the development of multiplayer online games such as Warcraft, Diablo, Starcraft, World of Warcraft and the Battle.net gaming network. The newly-formed business was originally called "Triforge", but was changed to "ArenaNet" shortly after; it was acquired in 2002 by NCSoft. ArenaNet is the developer of the Guild Wars trilogy: Guild Wars: Prophecies (2005), Guild Wars: Factions (2006), and Guild Wars: Nightfall (2006), as well as the Guild Wars: Eye of the North (2007) expansion pack. After the announcement and subsequent release of Guild Wars 2, ArenaNet ceased development of expansion packs or standalone sequels for Guild Wars, but has continued to support the game. Since 2013, ArenaNet transitioned to automated maintenance and support of Guild Wars. ArenaNet is currently focused on the development and support of Guild Wars 2, which was announced in 2007 and released in August 2012. Since the game's release, ArenaNet has continued to develop new content and features in the form of the Living World and Feature Packs and Releases, with content released for free to owners of the game.