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Noctiluca
Humble Hearts
Lowtech Studios
Lowtech Studios is an Android developer that has been active since 2014 and has one game (slither.io) in Google Play. slither.io is listed in the category "Action". It is highly ranked in several countries, and is also one of the most popular apps in the Android ecosystem with more than 500 million installs.
Anjin
Toplitz Productions
Named after the mystic “Toplitz Lake” which is situated in a dense mountain forest high up in the Alps, Toplitz Productions was recently founded with the aim of developing and publishing computer and video games “with heart and soul”.
Log
The Farm 51
The Farm 51 is a team of enthusiasts. We develop computer games and virtual reality applications, and contribute to the dynamic growth of the new technologies market. Our projects combine game development experience, advanced photogrammetry and 3D scanning solutions, as well as passion for telling interesting, original stories. The Farm 51 also includes the Reality 51 team, which is focused primarily on technological advancements and the virtual reality market.
Mediapart
GiiKER
Amuse
NHN Entertainment Corp.
Neopets
DTMC
DTMC, Inc. was a short-lived game publisher based in Redwood City, California. Not much is known about the company, but they published a handful of titles before dissolving in the mid-'90s.
SNBrealYT
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.