IT Companies Directory

505 Games

Activision Blizzard

is behind Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch, now operating as part of Microsoft following a historic $68.7 billion acquisition.

Bandai Namco

is a Japanese entertainment conglomerate behind Pac-Man, Tekken, Dark Souls, and anime-based games spanning Dragon Ball, Naruto, and Gundam.

Bungie

is the studio that created Halo and Destiny, now operating as a PlayStation subsidiary while maintaining creative independence.

Capcom

is a Japanese publisher behind Street Fighter, Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Devil May Cry, experiencing a major resurgence since the late 2010s.

CD Projekt

is the Polish studio behind The Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077, also operating GOG.com as a DRM-free digital distribution platform.

Codemasters

Coffee Stain Studios

ConcernedApe

Construct

is a browser-based 2D game engine focused on visual programming, letting creators build games without writing any code.

Crytek

is a German game developer known for creating CryEngine and the Crysis franchise, which became the benchmark for PC gaming performance.

Deep Silver

Defold

is a free, source-available 2D game engine originally created by King, now run by the Defold Foundation and used for mobile and web games.

Devolver Digital

Electronic Arts

is one of the biggest game publishers globally, known for EA Sports FC, Madden, The Sims, Battlefield, and Apex Legends.

Embracer Group

is a Swedish holding company that acquired dozens of gaming studios and IPs including THQ Nordic, Gearbox, Crystal Dynamics, and the Lord of the Rings rights.

Epic Games

is the creator of Unreal Engine and Fortnite, and a major force in shaping the gaming industry's business model and technology.

Focus Entertainment

FromSoftware

is the Japanese studio behind Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Sekiro, and Elden Ring, known for defining the "soulslike" genre of challenging action RPGs.

GameMaker

is a popular 2D game engine known for powering Undertale, Hyper Light Drifter, and Hotline Miami, now free for non-commercial use.

GOG

(Good Old Games) is CD Projekt's DRM-free digital game store that champions consumer-friendly gaming with no copy protection.

Improbable

is a British tech company building multiplayer infrastructure and virtual world technology, backed by SoftBank's Vision Fund.

Insomniac Games

is a PlayStation studio known for Spider-Man, Ratchet & Clank, and a legendary development speed that few studios can match.

itch.io

is an open marketplace for independent game developers to sell and distribute their creations, known for its creator-friendly policies.

King

is the mobile gaming studio behind Candy Crush Saga, one of the most downloaded and highest-grossing mobile game franchises in history.

Klei Entertainment

Konami

is a Japanese gaming and entertainment company known for Metal Gear, Castlevania, Silent Hill, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Pro Evolution Soccer (eFootball).

Larian Studios

miHoYo

(HoYoverse) is the Chinese studio behind Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail, redefining mobile and cross-platform free-to-play gaming.

Naughty Dog

is a PlayStation first-party studio behind Crash Bandicoot, Jak & Daxter, Uncharted, and The Last of Us, known for pushing narrative and technical boundaries.

Netflix

is the world's largest streaming service, founded in 1997, with over 260 million paid subscribers in 190+ countries.

Nintendo

is a Japanese gaming giant behind Mario, Zelda, and the Switch console, consistently shaping how people play games worldwide.

Paradox Interactive

Photon Engine

provides real-time multiplayer networking middleware used by thousands of games, from indie titles to AAA multiplayer experiences.

PlayFab

is a backend-as-a-service platform for live games, providing player management, analytics, and LiveOps tools as part of Microsoft Azure.

Playground Games

Re-Logic

Riot Games

created League of Legends, the world's most popular esport, and has expanded into shooters, RPGs, card games, and animated series.

Roblox

is a global gaming platform where millions of creators build experiences played by over 70 million daily active users, mostly under 18.

Sega

is a legendary Japanese gaming company that transitioned from console manufacturer to publisher, known for Sonic, Yakuza, Total War, and Persona.

Sony Interactive Entertainment

runs the PlayStation brand, one of the most successful gaming platforms in history with five generations of home consoles.

Square Enix

is the Japanese publisher behind Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, Kingdom Hearts, and Tomb Raider, formed from the merger of two RPG giants.

Supercell

is a Finnish mobile gaming studio known for Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, and Brawl Stars, generating billions with a remarkably small team.

Take-Two Interactive

is the parent company of Rockstar Games and 2K, publishing Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption, NBA 2K, and Civilization.

Team17

Tencent Games

is the world's largest gaming company by revenue, owning or holding stakes in Riot Games, Epic Games, Supercell, and many other major studios.

THQ Nordic

Ubisoft

is a French game publisher behind Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Rainbow Six, and Just Dance, with studios spanning over 40 countries.

Unity

is the world's most widely used game engine, powering over half of all mobile games and expanding into film, automotive, and architecture.

Valve

is the company behind Steam, the world's largest PC gaming platform, as well as iconic game franchises like Half-Life, Portal, and Dota 2.

Xbox Game Studios

is Microsoft's gaming division, home to Halo, Forza, and now the largest collection of game studios after acquiring Activision Blizzard.

YouTube Gaming

is Google's gaming-focused streaming and video platform, integrated into YouTube and growing rapidly as a Twitch alternative.

Zynga

is a mobile and social gaming company behind FarmVille, Words With Friends, and Empires & Puzzles, now owned by Take-Two Interactive.