Elephant Games

Elephant Games at a Glance

If you browse PlayPile looking for a company with a deep catalog in the casual genre, Elephant Games is a name you will encounter frequently. Founded in 2003 and active until at least 2025, this developer has released 123 games on our platform. The vast majority of these titles were developed by the studio itself, while they have only published four projects. Their output is heavily concentrated on PC for Microsoft Windows, with 90 versions available for Mac and 52 for iOS devices. They also touch mobile platforms like Android and Linux, but their reach is almost entirely defined by computer-based entertainment. The company's history shows a clear shift in productivity over time. They released only four games during the entire 2000s decade. Their output exploded in the 2010s when they produced 101 titles. This momentum slowed slightly in the 2020s with just 16 releases so far. The studio originally operated as White Elephant Games before rebranding to focus on hidden object games. They are best known for series like Grim Tales, Mystery Trackers, and Surface. Their genre focus is narrow and specific. Adventure titles make up 98 of their catalog, followed closely by Point-and-click at 77 and Puzzle at 75. Quality control appears inconsistent across their library. The average rating for the five titles with IGDB scores sits at 65.3 out of 100. While they have no poor-rated games in this sample, they also lack any great-rated entries above 80. Their top performers include Granado Espada from 2007, which holds a 75 score. The Mystery Case Files series and Christmas Stories collection generally land in the 60 to 71 range. RIP Trilogy stands out as their lowest-rated work with a score of 50. Recent releases such as Cursed Fables: A Gilded Rose and Crossroads: Fatal Truths continue this pattern of steady, mid-tier hidden object titles. In 2022, the studio relocated its headquarters from Russia to Armenia. This move coincides with their continued focus on collector's edition versions of their popular franchises. If you prefer casual games that rely on story and puzzle solving rather than action or strategy, this developer offers a substantial amount of content. However, players should expect a consistent formula rather than impressive innovation across their massive library.

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