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Everything needed to create and publish, enhance a game - or hire the right people to do it for you.
PepFX Game Development
Based in Vienna, Austria, PepFX Design GmbH specializes in custom online games, specifically in Flash and Shockwave game creation.
GamesLark
GamesLark creates browser-based, mainly Flash games, while specializing in game design in particular.
Gas Powered Games
Gas Powered Games is a computer game development company located in the Seattle, Washington area. The development studio was started in May 1998 by Chris Taylor. Gas Powered Games' launch title was the 2002 3D role-playing game (RPG) Dungeon Siege, published by Microsoft Game Studios. Apart from its custom graphics engine, it also featured simple and innovative RPG rules and mechanics that made it stand out from a market already crowded with sword and sorcery/fantasy role-playing games.
Ensemble Studios
Ensemble Studios is a Microsoft-owned company that has developed several computer games, including the famous Age of Empires series. The company was founded in 1995 in Dallas. After 2 years, it released its first game, Age of Empires. In May 2001, Microsoft acquired the company. Ensemble is notable for its playtesting procedures: everyone at the company is required to test the current product at least once a week. The company has a varied employee background. Its workers range from high school graduates to PhDs.
Eidos Interactive Ltd.
Based in Wimbledon, South London, Eidos Interactive Ltd, part of SCi Entertainment Group Plc (SEG), is one of the world's leading developers of entertainment software. Eidos consists of publishing operations across Europe and the US and several development studios including Crystal Dynamics, IO Interactive and Pivotal Games.
EA - Electronic Arts
Official site online for EA video games and computer games. Find the latest EA games for PC, Microsoft Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, and Sony PlayStation platforms. Get EA game demos, downloads, cheats, tips, hints, etc.
Havok Game Dynamics SDK (or just "Havok") is a middleware physics engine created for computer and video games. The Havok source code can be licensed, and has been used for over 100 well-known video and computer games.
PhysX
Another middleware physics engine for computer and video games, available to game developers. Sony has licensed PhysX for their Playstation 3 console. (see Console Platforms)
Endorphin
Endorphin is the first dynamic motion synthesis software, combining physics, AI and genetic algorithms. It is used in movies and games. NaturalMotion, the developer of endorphin, offers a free version of the software (eLE 2.7) for learning purposes and evaluation.
Open Dynamics Engine
Open Dynamics Engine (ODE) is an open source physics engine for simulating rigid body dynamics, licensed under the BSD license and LGPL.
Unreal Engine
Developed by Epic Games, the Unreal Engine was first used in the shooter game "Unreal", in 1998. It is mainly used for first person shooter games.
Game Creators
Browser Games
PepFX Game Development
Based in Vienna, Austria, PepFX Design GmbH specializes in custom online games, specifically in Flash and Shockwave game creation.
GamesLark
GamesLark creates browser-based, mainly Flash games, while specializing in game design in particular.
Computer Games
Gas Powered Games
Gas Powered Games is a computer game development company located in the Seattle, Washington area. The development studio was started in May 1998 by Chris Taylor. Gas Powered Games' launch title was the 2002 3D role-playing game (RPG) Dungeon Siege, published by Microsoft Game Studios. Apart from its custom graphics engine, it also featured simple and innovative RPG rules and mechanics that made it stand out from a market already crowded with sword and sorcery/fantasy role-playing games.
Ensemble Studios
Ensemble Studios is a Microsoft-owned company that has developed several computer games, including the famous Age of Empires series. The company was founded in 1995 in Dallas. After 2 years, it released its first game, Age of Empires. In May 2001, Microsoft acquired the company. Ensemble is notable for its playtesting procedures: everyone at the company is required to test the current product at least once a week. The company has a varied employee background. Its workers range from high school graduates to PhDs.
Eidos Interactive Ltd.
Based in Wimbledon, South London, Eidos Interactive Ltd, part of SCi Entertainment Group Plc (SEG), is one of the world's leading developers of entertainment software. Eidos consists of publishing operations across Europe and the US and several development studios including Crystal Dynamics, IO Interactive and Pivotal Games.
EA - Electronic Arts
Official site online for EA video games and computer games. Find the latest EA games for PC, Microsoft Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, and Sony PlayStation platforms. Get EA game demos, downloads, cheats, tips, hints, etc.
Game Engines
HavocHavok Game Dynamics SDK (or just "Havok") is a middleware physics engine created for computer and video games. The Havok source code can be licensed, and has been used for over 100 well-known video and computer games.
PhysX
Another middleware physics engine for computer and video games, available to game developers. Sony has licensed PhysX for their Playstation 3 console. (see Console Platforms)
Endorphin
Endorphin is the first dynamic motion synthesis software, combining physics, AI and genetic algorithms. It is used in movies and games. NaturalMotion, the developer of endorphin, offers a free version of the software (eLE 2.7) for learning purposes and evaluation.
Open Dynamics Engine
Open Dynamics Engine (ODE) is an open source physics engine for simulating rigid body dynamics, licensed under the BSD license and LGPL.
Unreal Engine
Developed by Epic Games, the Unreal Engine was first used in the shooter game "Unreal", in 1998. It is mainly used for first person shooter games.