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Playfish is a San Francisco, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Kingsisle Entertainment, Inc. is one of the leading companies in the Software & Internet sector.
Bigdog Games is a San Mateo, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
LAI Games has been a leader in the interactive and game industry for 60 years. In addition to award-winning attendant-free Virtual Reality, the company develops, manufactures and sells coin and card operated prize merchandising games, ticket redemption games, photo booths, video games and novelties to operators, distributors, and entertainment centers around the world. With a dedicated R&D team that consists of the industry`s brightest engineers, game designers, 3D artists, and programmers, LAI Games is committed to bringing innovative and high income-producing games to the global market. The Industry`s First Unattended Virtual Reality Attraction Virtual Rabbids: The Big Ride is the industry`s first attendant-free VR attraction for arcades and FECs. Developed from the ground up by LAI Games to operate like any other coin-op amusement game, The Big Ride was created in partnership with leading game developer Ubisoft. The attractive and practical cabinet design reflects LAI Games time-honored experience in arcade game design, with a high quality and exciting all-ages VR experience that provides entertainment for both first time users and experienced enthusiasts.
Independent game developer based in Seattle, Washington currently working on ASTRONEER. ASTRONEER places players in a 25th century gold rush where they explore the frontiers of outer space, risking their lives and resources in harsh environments for the chance of striking it rich. Resources extracted from planets, asteroids, and moons can be traded with friends or crafted into new tools, vehicles, and modules. Environments are procedurally generated in a uniquely rendered voxel engine, featuring a textureless aesthetic that allows players to deform and shape the terrain as though it were made of Play-Doh.