Treyarch

Treyarch at a Glance

Treyarch is a United States developer founded in 1996 that has released 30 games since 1998. They have not acted as a publisher for any of these titles, focusing entirely on development work. Their portfolio spans from the late 1990s through 2025, with their most prolific period occurring in the 2000s when they released 14 games. Output dropped to eight titles in the 2010s and four in the 2020s so far. The company has a clear focus on the Shooter genre, which accounts for 16 of their 30 releases. They also produced seven Adventure games, five Hack and slash or Beat em up titles, and five Sports games. Their platform reach is broad, with 18 games available on PC Microsoft Windows. PlayStation consoles have hosted many of their works, including 10 on PlayStation 4, eight on PlayStation 2, seven on PlayStation 3, and three on the newer PlayStation 5. Xbox platforms also feature heavily, with nine games on Xbox One, eight on the original Xbox, six on Xbox 360, and three on Xbox Series X|S. A few titles appear on Nintendo GameCube or as Fighting games, but these make up a small portion of their catalog. The average IGDB rating across their 21 rated titles sits at 67 out of 100. The quality breakdown shows one great title and 16 good ones, alongside three mixed releases and one poor entry. Their highest rated game is Call of Duty: Black Ops from 2010, which holds an 80.3 score. Other strong entries include Call of Duty: World at War (77.6) and Call of Duty 2: Big Red One (77.4). More recent performance shows a split in reception. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 released in late 2024 with a solid 78.7 rating, while the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 from November 2025 has already received a mixed score of 52.1 based on early data. The company states they search for new heights through collaboration and mutual respect, but their recent output suggests that maintaining high ratings has become more difficult as they continue to release titles in the 2020s.

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