Jujubee S.A.

Jujubee S.A. at a Glance

Jujubee S.A. is a Polish studio founded in 2014 by former staff from CD Projekt RED, Traveller's Tales, and Infinite Dreams. The company has released sixteen titles on PlayPile, acting as the developer for fifteen of them and publishing ten. Their catalog spans two decades equally, with eight games appearing in the 2010s and eight in the 2020s. While their bio states a goal to create great looking games for all platforms, their actual output shows a heavy reliance on PC with fourteen releases there, followed by six on Mac and five on Linux. They have also touched consoles like PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One, but mobile presence remains minimal with only two titles each on Android and iOS. The studio covers many genres, yet Indie is the clear leader with thirteen games in that category. Simulation stands out as their second major focus with twelve entries, including flight and diving themes. Strategy games make up seven of their projects, while Adventure, Sport, Racing, Arcade, Role-playing, Shooter, and Real Time Strategy titles round out a scattered list. Their rating history suggests inconsistent quality across this wide range of topics. The average IGDB score sits at 52.3 based on six rated titles. There are no great games in their library, but they do have two that fall into the good range. Realpolitiks from 2017 scored 64/100, and Deep Diving Simulator from 2019 reached 70/100. The remaining four rated titles landed in the mixed category, including Take Off: The Flight Simulator (50), Flashout 2 (50), and Kursk (40). Recent activity shows they continued releasing games through 2025 with titles like Dark Moon and Realpolitiks 3: Earth and Beyond. Earlier this year, they also put out Maggie's Movies: Second Shot. The Flashout series appears to be a recurring pillar for the studio, having released a 2014 original, an enhanced edition in 2022, and a third entry that same year. Despite the involvement of veterans from major studios, the data indicates their games generally receive average to mixed reception rather than high praise. Their strategy simulation efforts seem slightly more successful than their other attempts, but the overall pattern is one of steady output without a clear breakout hit in terms of critical acclaim.

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