List of game companies in the United Kingdom
This is a list of game companies based in the United Kingdom.
Game companies in the United Kingdom
0–9
A–H
- Activision (UK studios)
- Bizarre Creations (defunct)
- Blast Furnace (formerly Activision Leeds) (defunct)
- FreeStyleGames
- Alten8 (defunct or changed name)
- AMA Studios
- Antimatter Games
- ANDi Games Ltd
- AppyNation
- Argonaut Games (defunct)
- Atari London Studio
- Atomic Planet Entertainment (defunct)
- Aura Games
- Automata UK (defunct)
- BBC Multimedia (defunct)
- Beatnik Games
- Beefjack
- Big Head Games
- Black Rock Studio (formerly Climax Group) (defunct)
- Blitz Games Studios (defunct)
- Volatile Games (defunct)
- Born Ready Games
- Bossa Studios
- Bug-Byte Software Ltd. (defunct)
- Bulldog Interactive
- Bullfrog Productions (defunct)
- Chucklefish
- Climax Studios
- Codemasters
- Colossal Games
- Confounding Factor (defunct)
- Creative Assembly
- Crytek UK (formerly Free Radical Design) (defunct)
- Curve Studios
- Dambuster Studios
- Data Design Interactive (defunct)
- Dark Energy Digital (defunct)
- Double Eleven
- Dovetail Games
- DR Studios
- Drop Dead Interactive
- Edge Case Games
- Eidos Interactive (defunct)
- Beautiful Game Studios (sold to Square Enix)
- Core Design (defunct)
- Pivotal Games (defunct)
- Electronic Arts (UK studios)
- Chillingo
- Criterion Games
- EA Bright Light (defunct)
- EA UK (defunct)
- Playfish (defunct)
- Enlight Software
- Eurocom (defunct)
- Eutechnyx
- Excalibur Publishing
- Fan Studio
- Fat Pebble
- Fenturi
- Feral Interactive
- FinBlade
- Finesse Mobile
- Firebrand Games
- Firefly Studios
- Fireproof Games
- Frontier Developments
- FuturLab
- Gaijin Entertainment
- Gamar
- GamelabUK
- Gameloft
- Games Workshop
- Gameware Development
- Ghostlight
- Glu Mobile
- Goldhawk Interactive
- Gremlin Interactive (defunct)
- Hanako Games
- Hand Circus
- Headfirst Productions (defunct)
- Hello Games
- Honeyslug
- HotGen
I–R
- Intelligent Games (defunct)
- Introversion Software
- King
- Jagex
- Kuju Entertainment
- Chemistry (formerly Kuju Sheffield) (defunct[1])
- Headstrong Games
- Zoë Mode
- Llamasoft
- Mediatonic
- Microsoft Studios (UK studios)
- Lionhead Studios (defunct)
- Press Play
- Rare Ltd.
- Soho Productions
- Midway Studios – Newcastle (defunct)
- Midas Interactive Entertainment
- Mooshoo Labs
- Mythos Games (defunct)
- nDreams
- Neon Play
- Ninja Theory
- Pitbull Studio
- Playground Games
- Playtonic
- Positech Games
- Rage Software (defunct)
- Razor Sharp Studios
- Realtime Worlds (defunct)
- Rebellion Developments
- Revolution Software
- Rising Star Games
- Rockstar Games (UK studios)
- Rockstar Leeds (formerly Mobius Entertainment)
- Rockstar Lincoln (formerly Tarantula Studios)
- Rockstar London
- Rockstar North (formerly DMA Design)
- Ruffian Games
- Runecraft (defunct)
S–Z
- SCE Worldwide (UK studios)
- Bigbig Studios (defunct)
- Evolution Studios (defunct)
- Guerrilla Cambridge
- Media Molecule
- SCE London Studio
- SCE Studio Liverpool (defunct) (formerly Psygnosis)
- Team Soho (defunct)
- Sega Europe
- Sensible Software (defunct)
- Slightly Mad Studios
- Software Creations (defunct)
- Splash Damage
- Square Enix Europe
- Stainless Games
- Stick Sports
- Studio 33 (defunct)
- Sumo Digital
- Superior Software
- Swordfish Studios (defunct)
- System 3
- Team17
- The Chinese Room
- THQ Digital Studios UK (defunct)
- Thud Media
- Tiertex Design Studios (defunct)
- TPLD
- Twilight (defunct)
- Tynesoft (defunct)
- Ubisoft (UK studios)
- Future Games of London
- Ubisoft Reflections (formerly Reflections Interactive)
- Venom Games (defunct)
- Virgin Interactive (defunct)
- VIS Entertainment (defunct)
- VoxelStorm
- Vulcan Software
- UTV Ignition Entertainment
- Wales Interactive
- Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment (UK studios)
- Warthog Games (defunct)
- Wayward Design (sold to Rage Software)
- ZeniMax Europe
- Zoo Digital (defunct)
- Zoonami (defunct)
- Zushi Games (defunct)
See also
References
- ↑ "Kuju Entertainment Closes Its Dedicated Unreal Engine Branch". Retrieved 28 August 2015.
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