Games
Team17 develops and publishes independent games for computers, consoles and mobile devices, including its own titles and games made by outside studios.
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Everplay Group Plc engages in the provision of video games label, and partner for independent developers. The company is headquartered in Wakefield, West Yorkshire and currently employs 397 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2018-05-23. The firm comprises three divisions: Team17, astragon, and StoryToys. Team 17 is a game developer, publisher and creative partner for indie developers around the world, known for iconic IP such as Hell Let Loose, Worms and Overcooked!. The astragon is a game publisher, developer and distributor of sophisticated working simulation games, including Construction Simulator and Police Simulator, targeting a broad audience from young enthusiasts to technical experts and casual gamers. Story Toys is a developer and publisher of educational entertainment apps. The company brings characters, worlds and stories to life for children under the age of eight, making apps to help them learn, play and grow, with apps including Disney Coloring World and LEGO, DUPLO, PEPPA PIG.
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