1C Entertainment

1C Entertainment at a Glance

If you are browsing PlayPile to find out who 1C Entertainment is, you will see a publisher based in the Czech Republic that has been active since 2004. The company lists 34 games on our platform with 32 of those as published titles and only three developed in-house. Their output has grown steadily over time, releasing eight games in the 2000s, eleven in the 2010s, and fifteen in the 2020s so far. They focus heavily on Strategy games with 17 releases, followed closely by Indie titles at 16 and Adventure games at 15. They also have a strong presence in Role-playing games with 13 entries and Simulators with eight. The majority of their catalog is built for PC on Microsoft Windows, covering all 34 titles. They also support older systems like Linux and Mac with seven versions each and offer significant reach to console players with nine releases for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, along with eight Switch versions. Despite releasing many games, their average rating across the 15 titles we have scored is 62.3 out of 100. This score reflects a mixed bag of quality rather than consistent excellence. You will find one great title that scored above 80, nine good games in the 60 to 79 range, and five mixed reviews between 40 and 59. They have not released any titles rated as poor under 40. Their highest-rated game is Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark from 2019, which holds an 85 score. Other well-regarded releases include Reverie Knights Tactics at 79 and Blackhole: Complete Edition at 78.7. The company has history with major franchises like IL-2 Sturmovik and King's Bounty according to their bio, but recent data shows a pattern of variability. While Graven arrived in January 2024 with a solid 72.4 rating, Lovecraft's Untold Stories 2 from September 2022 received a low 40 score. They continue to push new content into the market with HyperViolent and Viscerafest scheduled for release in 2025. Their catalog spans multiple genres and platforms, but players should expect a range of quality levels that depend heavily on the specific title they choose to play.

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