Studios beginning with D
16 companies in the dataset.
— · England
David Braben and Ian Bell
Cambridge students whose Elite fitted a procedural galaxy of trade and combat into 22 kilobytes.
1 title in the dataset
— · New Zealand
Dean Hall
Made the DayZ mod at Bohemia, turned it into a standalone hit, then left to found RocketWerkz.
1 title in the dataset
2002 · Germany
Deep Silver
Koch Media's publishing label, home to Saints Row and Metro, bought by THQ Nordic's parent in 2018.
1988–2004 · France
Delphine Software
French studio behind Another World's successor Flashback and cinematic platformers.
1 title in the dataset
2012 · Sweden
Dennaton Games
Two-person team behind Hotline Miami's neon top-down violence.
1 title in the dataset
2009 · USA
Devolver Digital
Austin publisher of provocative indies, known for satirical E3 press conferences.
1992 · Sweden
DICE
Digital Illusions grew from pinball games to Battlefield and the Frostbite engine.
4 titles in the dataset
1993 · Canada
Digital Extremes
Unreal's co-developer, later self-funding Warframe; Tencent acquired its parent Leyou.
1 title in the dataset
1991–1996 · USA
Digital Pictures
Full-motion-video specialists whose Night Trap triggered the US Senate hearings on game violence.
1 title in the dataset
1923 · USA
Disney
Bought Lucasfilm in 2012 and shut LucasArts' development arm the following year.
1988–2002 · Scotland
DMA Design
Dundee studio behind Lemmings and Grand Theft Auto; bought by Take-Two and renamed Rockstar North.
3 titles in the dataset
— · USA
Dogubomb
Solo studio behind Blue Prince, a shifting-mansion roguelike puzzle game.
1 title in the dataset
— · Vietnam
dotGEARS
Dong Nguyen's label; Flappy Bird's viral success led him to pull it from stores.
1 title in the dataset
2000 · USA
Double Fine
Tim Schafer's studio after leaving LucasArts; joined Microsoft in 2019.
— · USA
Douglas E. Smith
Wrote Lode Runner as a student, adding a level editor that made players designers.
1 title in the dataset
1995–2000 · USA
DreamWorks Interactive
Spielberg's games venture created Medal of Honor; EA bought it and renamed it EA Los Angeles.
1 title in the dataset