Gameloft

Gameloft at a Glance

Gameloft is a French publisher based in Paris that has been active since 1999. The company operates eighteen development studios around the world and focuses heavily on the mobile games market. Founded by Ubisoft co-founder Michel Guillemot, Gameloft was a public company traded at the Paris Bourse before being acquired by Vivendi in 2016. Their catalog on PlayPile includes 263 titles, with 238 listed as publisher credits and 228 as developer credits. The data shows they released 96 games in the 2000s and 137 in the 2010s, but their output has dropped sharply to just 13 games in the 2020s so far. Their platform reach reflects a mobile-first strategy. iOS titles number 118, Android games total 112, and legacy mobile devices account for 104 releases. They also have presence on PC with 45 games, Windows Phone with 27, and BlackBerry OS with 23. Nintendo DS and Wii entries are fewer at 14 each. In terms of genre, they produced the most Adventure games with 56 titles, followed by Shooters at 46, Simulators at 40, and Racing games at 35. Sport and Arcade rounds out their top categories. Quality varies significantly across their library. The average IGDB rating sits at 67.6 out of 100 based on 63 rated titles. Most reviews fall into the good range with 40 titles scoring between 60 and 79. There are 11 great games rated above 80, but there are also 8 mixed and 4 poor titles below 40. Their highest-rated works include Gangstar New Orleans from 2017, Gangstar Vegas from 2013, Disney Magic Kingdoms from 2016, Dragon Mania Legends from 2015, and Sonic Runners Adventure from 2017. All these top titles share a perfect 90/100 score. Recent releases show inconsistent performance. Carmen Sandiego launched in January 2025 with a 75.7 rating, while Disney Dreamlight Valley from December 2023 scored 75.4. My Little Pony: Mane Merge appeared in late 2022, and Disney Speedstorm from July 2023 received a lower 63.6 score. Zombiewood: Survival Shooter arrived in March 2024 without a specific rating listed yet. The company continues to publish games through 2025, though the volume of new releases is much lower than in previous decades.

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