Pan Vision

Pan Vision at a Glance

Pan Vision is a Swedish entertainment company founded in 2001 after merging several smaller entities like PAN Interactive and Vision Park. The firm acts as both a publisher and developer with a catalog of 16 titles listed on PlayPile. While they published 15 games, they only developed four of them directly. Their work spans from the early 2000s through 2025, showing a clear shift in output over time. They released eleven games during the 2000s but dropped to three titles in the 2010s and just one in the 2020s. The company covers a wide range of genres including Racing, Adventure, Puzzle, Point-and-click, Sport, Simulator, Shooter, Real Time Strategy, Strategy, and Role-playing. Most of their games appear on PC or Microsoft Windows with thirteen releases there. They also have titles for Wii, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 2, Nintendo DS, and Mac. The platform focus suggests a heavy reliance on personal computers while maintaining some presence on consoles. Quality data for Pan Vision is limited because they only have one rated title in the database. That single game, Bandits: Phoenix Rising from 2002, holds an IGDB score of 60 out of 100. This rating falls into the good category but does not reach the level of great games that score above 80. The rest of their catalog lacks user ratings on the platform so no broader quality trend can be established from these numbers. Recent releases include Pinchcliffe Grand Prix: Anniversary Edition in April 2025 and Captain Sabertooth and the Trials by Fire in May 2011. Other notable titles from their list include Miffy's World, Springdale: Riding Adventures, and Skipper & Skeeto: I Afrika. Pan Vision operates as part of the larger KF Media AB parent group. They describe themselves as a major home entertainment company in the Nordic region that distributes games alongside accessories and gaming peripherals. The data shows they were most active in the first decade after their founding but have released very few new products in recent years. Their single rated title suggests a standard performance level rather than standout critical acclaim based on current metrics.

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