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Lars-Göran Johansson. (diretor executivo) Empregados. 160+ (2024) Empresa-mãe. ZeniMax Media (2010–presente) Website oficial. MachineGames.com. MachineGames Sweden AB[ 1] é uma subsidiária sueca de jogos eletrônicos da ZeniMax Media, sediada em Uppsala, Condado de Uppsala.
MachineGames - Wikipedia. Contents. hide. (Top) History. Games developed. References. External links. MachineGames Sweden AB is a Swedish video game developer based in Uppsala. The studio was founded in 2009 by seven former employees of Starbreeze Studios, including founder Magnus Högdahl.
At MachineGames, we only make games that ignite our passion. Each project we work on is crafted in an environment of mutual respect and dedication, where we work together to form a single, powerful vision of what we want to build. We listen to each voice on our team, and the end result is a memorable and engaging experience.
MachineGames es un desarrollador de videojuegos sueco con sede en Upsala. Historia [ editar ] MachineGames fue fundada en 2009 por Jens Matthies, Jerk Gustafsson, Fredrik Ljungdahl, Jim Kjellin, Kjell Emanuelsson, Michael Wynne y Magnus Högdahl, todos los cuales fueron miembros clave de Starbreeze Studios , y Högdahl también fue su fundador.
AñoTítuloGéneros2015Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox ...201620172019Games we've collaborated on. MachineGames has had the privilege to not only build our own unique worlds but also help the rest of the Bethesda family create theirs. From DOOM, Deathloop, Skyrim and more! We are part of a family and we could not have been more excited to participate and help our family build their games.
ZeniMax Sweden AB (fazendo negócios como MachineGames) é uma subsidiária sueca de jogos eletrônicos da ZeniMax Media, sediada em Uppsala, Condado de Uppsala. Foi fundada em 2009 por Fredrik Ljungdahl, Jerk Gustafsson, Jens Matthies, Jim Kjellin, Kjell Emanuelsson, Magnus Högdahl e Michael Wynne, todos ex-membros da Starbreeze Studios .
Beginning with id Software 's Wolfenstein 3D, they shifted to, and helped popularize, the first-person shooter genre. After ZeniMax Media acquired id Software, including the Wolfenstein franchise, developer MachineGames became the series' primary developer.
