11 Bit Studios SA
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11 Bit Studios SA
11 Bit Studios is a video game company that develops and publishes premium PC and console games. It is best known for creating story-driven strategy and survival games, such as This War of Mine and Frostpunk, where players manage scarce resources and make difficult choices. The company sells its own games directly to players through digital storefronts and physical channels, and it also earns money from downloadable content, updates, and long-tail sales of older titles. The company also acts as a publisher for selected independent games made by outside studios. In that role, it helps fund development, market the game, and bring it to platforms such as Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo. Its customers are mainly gamers, while its business partners are smaller developers that need capital, publishing know-how, and distribution reach. What makes 11 Bit Studios different is that it sits on both sides of the game business: it creates its own intellectual property and also publishes games for others. That gives it a mix of higher-risk creative development work and lower-risk publishing relationships. In both cases, the company makes money when players buy the games or related content, so its success depends on building titles that can keep selling over time.
11 Bit Studios is a video game company that develops and publishes premium PC and console games. It is best known for creating story-driven strategy and survival games, such as This War of Mine and Frostpunk, where players manage scarce resources and make difficult choices. The company sells its own games directly to players through digital storefronts and physical channels, and it also earns money from downloadable content, updates, and long-tail sales of older titles.
The company also acts as a publisher for selected independent games made by outside studios. In that role, it helps fund development, market the game, and bring it to platforms such as Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo. Its customers are mainly gamers, while its business partners are smaller developers that need capital, publishing know-how, and distribution reach.
What makes 11 Bit Studios different is that it sits on both sides of the game business: it creates its own intellectual property and also publishes games for others. That gives it a mix of higher-risk creative development work and lower-risk publishing relationships. In both cases, the company makes money when players buy the games or related content, so its success depends on building titles that can keep selling over time.
