Shiro Games

Shiro Games at a Glance

Shiro Games stands as a French independent publisher and developer that has been active since 2012. While their official bio claims they bring new clever games to life, the data from PlayPile tells a more grounded story about their actual output. They have released 12 titles across their history, with credits showing 9 releases as a publisher and 11 as a developer. Their catalog spans two decades, starting with five games in the 2010s and continuing with six titles in the 2020s. The studio focuses heavily on PC gaming, with 11 of their 12 games available on Microsoft Windows. They also have a notable presence on Mac, Android, and iOS, each hosting three titles, while support for consoles like Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X|S is more limited with two releases each. Their genre portfolio leans strongly toward Indie games, which make up nine of their projects. Role-playing games form another major pillar with eight entries, followed closely by Adventure and Strategy titles. They have also explored Turn-based strategy, Simulator, and Real Time Strategy niches throughout their career. Quality trends for Shiro Games appear quite positive based on the seven rated titles available in the database. The average IGDB rating sits at 76.9 out of 100. Their breakdown shows zero poor or mixed ratings. Instead, they have two games rated as great with scores over 80 and five others rated as good between 60 and 79. Their highest-rated work includes Wartales: Pirates of Belerion from late 2023, which holds a 90/100 score. They also released the original Wartales in April 2023 to an 82.8 rating. Earlier hits include Evoland 2 from 2015 at 79.5 and Northgard from 2018 at 76.3. Recent activity shows they are still producing content with releases like Dune: Spice Wars in September 2023 scoring 73.5. Looking ahead, the data lists upcoming projects such as Block Factory scheduled for July 2025 and SpaceCraft for December 2026. This steady output suggests a studio that maintains a consistent rhythm without rushing major titles into low-quality releases. Their focus remains on specific subgenres of strategy and RPG rather than attempting to cover every possible gaming niche.

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