71 ABOUT
Founded: 2002 Independent Location: Warsaw, Poland
www.city-interactive.com
Part of the burgeoning collection of game studios thriving in Eastern Europe, publisher-developer City Interactive has been steadily building its reputation. In 2011, the studio brought its
hardcore gaming success Sniper: Ghost Warrior to PS3, and the result was equally as positive as the 360 original, with healthy sales of £1.5 million. The success of Sniper even put
City Interactive’s president Marek Tymiński on the cover of the Polish edition of Forbes magazine. A decade since its formation,
City Interactive is in a period of rapid expansion, with satellite studios established in Romania, Germany, the UK and the US, and a sizable headcount of almost 200 people. It also makes a reasonable sum from ‘true’ casual games.
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WWW.DEVELOP100.COM THE WORLD’S BEST GAME STUDIOS
ALSO SEEN... ...on the cover of Polish Forbes magazine
STUDIO’S 2011 BESTSELLERS FORMATS
PUBLISHER
SNIPER: GHOST WARRIOR
CHRONICLES OF MYSTERY: SECRET TREE LIFE
CRIME LAB: BODY OF EVIDENCE
CHRONICLES OF MYSTERY: TEMPLE CURSE
JEWELS OF THE AGES
PLAYSTATION 3 XBOX 360 PC
TOTAL DS
TOTAL DS
TOTAL DS
TOTAL DS
TOTAL
CITY INTERACTIVE MAY 2011 CITY INTERACTIVE CITY INTERACTIVE
RELEASE DATE TOTAL REV £1.53m
CITY INTERACTIVE MAY 2011 CITY INTERACTIVE CITY INTERACTIVE CITY INTERACTIVE OCT 2010 OCT 2009
CITY INTERACTIVE
develop 100 UK RETAIL REVENUE IN 2011
£4.09m
JUN 2010 £1.29m JUN 2010 £0.05m £2.87m
£0.19m £0.19m
£0.12m £0.12m
£0.11m £0.11m
JUN 2011 £0.10m £0.10m
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