Development studio
It designs and builds the game: programming, visuals, sound, rules and testing. Several studios may contribute to one project.
Video game publisher guide
Compare 32 publishers, recognise notable series and open official sources. A publisher’s brand does not necessarily identify the studio that developed a game.
Publishers ↓It designs and builds the game: programming, visuals, sound, rules and testing. Several studios may contribute to one project.
It supports publication, distribution and communication. Depending on the project, it may also fund production or manage services.
They provide access to a game or let you play it. The seller on your order may differ from its developer and publisher.
32 publishers shown
Platforms and consoles
Family games, adventures and hybrid consoles
Historical or current publishing referencesMario · Zelda · Animal Crossing
Official catalogue ↗Platforms and consoles
Story-driven action and PlayStation productions
Historical or current publishing referencesGod of War · Gran Turismo · Horizon
Official catalogue ↗Platforms and consoles
Xbox and PC games, racing and strategy
Historical or current publishing referencesHalo · Forza · Age of Empires
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Sports, life simulation and multiplayer action
Historical or current publishing referencesEA SPORTS FC · The Sims · Battlefield
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Open-world adventures, tactical action and dance
Historical or current publishing referencesAssassin’s Creed · Rainbow Six · Just Dance
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Survival horror, cooperative hunting and fighting
Historical or current publishing referencesResident Evil · Monster Hunter · Street Fighter
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Role-playing games, large adventures and storytelling
Historical or current publishing referencesFinal Fantasy · Dragon Quest · Life is Strange
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Platform games, Japanese action and strategy
Historical or current publishing referencesSonic · Like a Dragon · Total War
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Fighting games, role-playing games and arcade heritage
Historical or current publishing referencesTekken · Tales of · PAC-MAN
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Stealth, horror and football
Historical or current publishing referencesMetal Gear · Silent Hill · eFootball
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Open-world role-playing games and first-person action
Historical or current publishing referencesThe Elder Scrolls · Fallout · DOOM
Official catalogue ↗Online games
Online worlds, role-playing and competition
Historical or current publishing referencesWarcraft · Diablo · Overwatch
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Online games
Competitive games and esports ecosystems
Historical or current publishing referencesLeague of Legends · VALORANT · Teamfight Tactics
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Online games
Online games, creation and development tools
Historical or current publishing referencesFortnite · Unreal Tournament
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Multigenre catalogues
Action, platform games and established sports series
Historical or current publishing referencesCall of Duty · Crash Bandicoot · Tony Hawk
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Sports, strategy and cooperative action
Historical or current publishing referencesNBA 2K · Civilization · Borderlands
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Open worlds and action stories
Historical or current publishing referencesGrand Theft Auto · Red Dead Redemption
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Fighting games and adaptations of major fictional worlds
Historical or current publishing referencesMortal Kombat · Batman: Arkham · LEGO
Official catalogue ↗Distinctive creations
Independent creations with distinctive mechanics
Historical or current publishing referencesCult of the Lamb · Hotline Miami · Inscryption
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Distinctive creations
Exploration, storytelling and original experiences
Historical or current publishing referencesOuter Wilds · Stray · What Remains of Edith Finch
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Distinctive creations
Cooperation, strategy and independent catalogues
Historical or current publishing referencesWorms · Overcooked! · DREDGE
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Distinctive creations
Artistic worlds and independent experiences
Historical or current publishing referencesKingdom · Sable · Norco
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Distinctive creations
Survival, difficult choices and publishing external projects
Historical or current publishing referencesThis War of Mine · Frostpunk · Moonlighter
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Adventure, simulation and action on PC and consoles
Historical or current publishing referencesA Plague Tale · SnowRunner · Space Marine
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Multigenre catalogues
Racing, sports and simulation, alongside a separate hardware activity
Historical or current publishing referencesTest Drive · Tour de France · Pro Cycling Manager
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Action, role-playing games and returning established series
Historical or current publishing referencesDarksiders · Gothic · Destroy All Humans!
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Action and adventure on PC and consoles
Historical or current publishing referencesDead Island · Metro · Saints Row
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Strategy and management
Grand strategy, management and society simulation
Historical or current publishing referencesCrusader Kings · Stellaris · Cities: Skylines
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Multigenre catalogues
Japanese action, role-playing and historical simulation
Historical or current publishing referencesDynasty Warriors · Atelier · Nioh
Official catalogue ↗Multigenre catalogues
Varied publishing, from building games to racing
Historical or current publishing referencesTerraria · Assetto Corsa · Ghostrunner
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Online games
Mobile games and global multiplayer experiences
Historical or current publishing referencesPUBG MOBILE · Honor of Kings
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Online games
Online action and mobile games
Historical or current publishing referencesNARAKA: BLADEPOINT · Identity V
Official catalogue ↗Check the exact title and edition, compatible platform, languages, accessibility options, online modes and seller. A logo alone does not establish those conditions.

No. It may publish work from its own studios and external partners. Read the game credits to identify the teams.
No. Check versions, regions and modes on the individual game page.
These are publishing references, not an intellectual property register. Agreements and editions can change.
Trademarks identify the cited organisations and imply no affiliation. Sources for vector logos appear below.
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