| Company name | Description | Games |
|---|---|---|
Free Lunch Design AB
Free Lunch Design is an independent game developer founded in 1998 by Johan Peitz. Based in Gothenburg, Sweden, the company's objective is to develop fun, high quality games with focus on gameplay that can be enjoyed by everyone.
During the years Free Lunch Design has produced a multitude of games for the PC platform including the immensely popular Icy Tower with millions of players all around the world.
The company was acquired by Muskedunder Interactive in 2008.
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Alex the Allegator 2, HappyLand Adventures | |
Free Mind Software |
B.I.G. | |
Frictional Games
Frictional Games is an independent game development company located in Helsingborg, the south of Sweden. It was co-founded by Thomas Grip and Jens Nilsson. They created their own 3D engine: HPL.
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Amnesia | |
Frog City Software, Inc.
Frog City Software, Inc. was a game development studio based in San Francisco (USA), founded in 1995 by the brothers Bill Spieth and Ted Spieth, and by Rachel Bernstein. They mostly developed games for Strategic Simulations, Inc.
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Imperialism | |
Frontier Developments plc
Frontier Developments is based in Cambridge, UK, and is one of the games industry's leading independent developers, having built upon the work of founder David Braben.
Frontier license games via a number of top publishers and are currently developing for PS2, GameCube, Xbox and PC. The company has a proven reputation for original game design and commercial success, and aim to revolutionise perceptions of what gaming is all about by using innovative technical and artistic approaches on all leading-edge gaming platforms.
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Frontier: Elite II, Frontier: First Encounters | |
FTL Games |
Dungeon Master 2, Dungeon Master | |
Fully Bugged Software |
DStroy | |
Funtastic, Inc.
A small software design company based in Drexel Hill, Penn. that released games in the 1980s.
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Cosmic Crusader, Big Top | |
Futura |
Panza Kick Boxing, Advanced Destroyer Simulator | |
Future Games s.r.o.
The company Future Games s. r. o. was established on June 19, 1999. The main activity of the company at that time was development of computer games and their sale in the Czech Republic and in Slovakia.
In the first years of its existence, the company released several titles: the logical game Boovie and the adventure Messenger of Gods.
The company launched a horror adventure Messenger of Death (released abroad under the name The Black Mirror) in 2001. Because of its range, works on this project continued for almost two years and the game was released in the Czech Republic in 2003. Based on the success of that game, the company released another adventure game called Nibiru in 2005 and then in 2006 3D action / RPG Bonez Adventures.
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Boovie | |
G.E.Leikam |
Packman | |
Gagne Software |
Pong Kombat | |
Gainax Co., Ltd. |
Princess Maker | |
Galifir Developments |
The Solar Hockey League | |
Game Arts Co., Ltd.
Game Arts is a Japanese video game software developer located in Tokyo. It was founded on March 2nd, 1985. The company has produced a number of games in several genres, beginning with the action game Thexder (1985) for personal computers. Its president is Yōichi Miyaji.
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Silpheed, Zeliard, Thexder | |
GameBuilder |
Detective Mike Rock | |
GameLynk |
Barracuda: Secret Mission 1 | |
Games Workshop Ltd.
Games Workshop Ltd. was founded in the United Kingdom in 1975. The company has been designing, manufacturing, marketing and distributing tabletop and fantasy war games, replicas and miniatures for the hobby industry for over 30 years. It is traded on the London Stock Exchange under the name Games Workshop Group PLC.
The company's most well-known brands include Warhammer and Warhammer: 40,000, plus Games Workshop holds the global license for The Lord of the Rings strategy battle games.
The company headquarters is located in Nottingham, UK, with direct sales and distribution locations in the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Japan.
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Space Hulk | |
GameTek
Also Known As - GameTek, Inc. (from 1987 to 1993-10)
GameTek, Inc. was a company that developed, published, marketed and distributed a broad line of interactive entertainment, educational and productivity software for use on personal computers and Nintendo, Sega, 3DO, and Sony platforms. The company's products, included TV game shows and productivity titles for adults; action, fantasy and simulation games for teenagers; and developmental and educational titles for children.
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Humans, Little People Main Street, Brutal: Paws of Fury, Hollywood Squares, Double Dare, Tesserae | |
GameXP
Nikita Ltd. (from 1991 to 2007)
Никита Russian spelling (from 1991 to 2007)
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Loopy, Choo Choo Minder, 15 x 15, Gavrila, God Jul!, Azbuka-raskraska, Happy Birthday!, Izuchaem Chasy!, Vira!!! | |
