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.
Cyan Worlds
In 1987, brothers Rand and Robyn Miller started a new company called Cyan, Inc., named for the open blue sky of possibility. The studio was built on the foundation of delivering incredible, immersive game experiences while maintaining a one-of-a-kind, collaborative atmosphere. Their first project was creating a new kind of software for children that would allow them to explore and freely express their creativity. The first of these “digital storybooks” was The Manhole, followed by Cosmic Osmo and Spelunx. In 1991 Cyan began work on Myst, a more mature endeavor intended to create an experience that felt more like a real place than a game. A surreal adventure through a fully-realized 3D environment, with a deeper story and characters the player could learn about through exploration. Receiving unanimous praise from the public, sales for the Myst series have exceeded 15 million copies worldwide, and held the title of the best-selling video game of the 20th century until 2003. Cyan has always been drawn to pushing the possibilities of interactive storytelling forward. Uru (Myst Online) allowed players to join the adventure of a lifetime in the caverns of D’ni, a neverending world which let players connect and explore together. It spawned a thriving community and is still available to explore for free. Cyan is always embracing the latest technology, and has been an Unreal Engine-led studio since the 2016 release of Obduction. Cyan balances world-class artistry and worldbuilding with a small but passionate team to create games with incredible richness and depth. Today, Cyan continues to carry on the very same dream that began in 1987.
Pix Arts
Headgate Studios
EpiXR Games
EpiXR Games is an independent game development studio and game publisher that was founded in May 2019. We strive to create impactful, entertaining, and exciting game experiences for PC and console and are also happy to help other indie developers bring their games to Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch.
Respawn Entertainment
Founded in 2010, Respawn was created with the philosophy that when talented people have creative freedom, they’ll make extraordinary games that achieve the unexpected.
A-Wave
Hook.gg
Grasshopper Manufacture
Grasshopper Manufacture, also referred as GhM, is a Japanese videogames developement studio, founded in 1998 by gamedesigner SUDA51 (aka Goichi Suda). Almost all of the studio's games were created under his direction or supervision. Their games are famous for their style and atypicality, sometimes they even considered "punk video game band".
RobTop Games
Minimol Games
We are a small game studio from Brazil, with 5 people passionate about creating puzzle and strategy games. We have developed over 30 puzzle games for PC, Consoles, and Mobile in the last years.
Bandai Namco Amusement
The Japanese arcade division of BANDAI NAMCO Holdings. "Planning, development, operation, and sales of facilities, machines, and services related to real entertainment"
Grove Street Games
Grove Street Games is an American video game developer based in Gainesville, Florida. The company was founded as War Drum Studios in October 2007 by Thomas Williamson and Michael Owen. It is known for developing mobile game ports, including several based on Rockstar Games properties.
Climax Entertainment
Climax Entertainment was a Japanese video game development company, that got its start during the 16-bit era, primary develioping games for the Sega Genesis console like Shining and LandStalker series. By 2014-2015 without any official announcemente, Climax was closed due to financial bankruptcy.
Magnavox
Magnavox (Latin for "great voice") is an electronics company founded in the United States and owned today by Philips, a company based in the Netherlands. Magnavox was founded in 1917 by Edwin Pridham and Peter L. Jensen, inventor of the moving-coil loudspeaker two years earlier at their lab in Napa, California. Magnavox later produced the Odyssey, the world's first home video game console.
Armor Games
Armor Games is a website based in Irvine, California, that hosts free Flash-based browser games across a wide variety of genres, including point-and-click adventure, arcade, puzzle, and MMO games. It was founded in 2004 by Daniel McNeely.
Sennari Interactive
Sennari Interactive, LLC was founded in July 2000 by Michael Cartabiano. He and most of the employees formerly worked for Western Technologies and Adrenalin Interactive. The company's first location was in the same space once occupied by Adrenalin in Los Angeles, California. At first Sennari developed and ported games for the Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Game Cube and Playstation console systems for THQ Inc., Electronic Arts, Infogrames Inc. and BAM! Entertainment Inc. Sennari Entertainment was acquired by eMotive Communications on December 10, 2008.
Tonkin House
SEEC
EA Montreal
"EA’s Montreal, Quebec location includes development studios Motive, BioWare and Frostbite. Across all of these studios you’ll find creative developers who live for the games they create. From titles based on established franchises, to acclaimed original IP’s, the teams in Montreal are responsible for the production of multiple gaming hits across a wide array of genres."
Sega 2nd Development Division
The 2nd Development Division] (第2事業部), is a development division of Sega. It is the home of Sonic Team and is most notable for developing Sega's flagship IP Sonic the Hedgehog. It is also tasked with rebooting of several older, fan-favourite IPs such as Samba de Amigo to achieve Sonic-like success. This extends to the "Power the Next Level" games based on Golden Axe, Shinobi and Streets of Rage. Alongside its consumer-focused second department, the division also houses a first department dedicated to the development of a number of arcade games from the former Sega Interactive R&D1 and Sega Interactive R&D3, most prominently Eiketsu Taisen, Initial D The Arcade, Maimai DX and Chunithm. Personnel from these titles have additionally provided development support and occupied certain roles on second department titles.
