Tous les éditeurs de jeux
Parcourez la liste des maisons d'édition et distributeurs de jeux vidéo répertoriés sur notre base de données, classés par volume de titres édités.
Dieselmine
Scrib-Dev
Legacy Interactive
Artix Entertainment
Initially named "Battle on! Games" and also known as "Artix Games", Artix Entertainment is an independent video game developer and publisher based in Florida. The company is primarily known for creating browser-based RPGs in Adobe Flash; since Flash Player's discontinuation, Artix Entertainment has transitioned to developing cross-platform games made in Unity.
Graffiti Games
Graffiti Games is a video game publisher comprised of industry veterans with experience successfully positioning and launching titles on various platforms. We view game publishing as a collaborative effort between our team and developers to ensure everyone benefits from a game’s success.
Comptiq
Snowhaven Studios
Snowhaven Studios is an indie team creating visual novels across a variety of genres. From romance to horror, and mystery to supernatural, join us for your next visual novel adventure!
Fuwawuri
Micro Fun
D4 Enterprise, Inc
Emerson Radio
Wanadoo Edition
Video game division of Wanadoo, the former internet division of France Télécom (now Orange S.A.). It was acquired by and dissolved into Microids in September 2003.
Siactro
Halfbrick Studios
Founded in 2001, Halfbrick has been on the forefront of the Australian game development industry for many years. From humble beginnings developing licensed titles for platforms such as GBA, DS and PSP, we have expanded our portfolio with a range of hugely successful, independently released games on multiple platforms. With the success of Fruit Ninja on iPhone and iPad, Halfbrick has catapulted to become one of the most well known indie developers in the world, proving that a little dev down under has the world class skills needed to make a big splash on the global market.
Electric Dreams Software
Electric Dreams Software, founded in 1985, was a subsidiary of Activision based in Southampton, England. Established and led by former Quicksilva manager Rod Cousens, Electric Dreams published games for computers popular in the UK, including the Spectrum, CPC, C64, Amiga and Atari ST. They were not active after 1990. Their internal development division was Software Studio.
Cinematronics
Fisher-Price
ASC Games
ASTEC21
ASTEC21 (Amusement Soft & Technology 21) is an Osaka-based developer, known for the Azito series. While the ASTEC21 name is currently inactive, its adults-only sub-brand, Atelier Kaguya, is active.