Kuju Studios
Kuju Entertainment operates five independent studios in the UK: Headstrong Games, NiK NaK, doublesix, Chemistry and Zoë Mode. Kuju also has operations internationally with Kuju America and Kuju Manila.
Character Action
Headstrong Games is the newly rebranded Kuju london Studio,opened in 2000 and the developer behind the critically acclaimed Battalion Wars I and II for Nintendo GameCube and Wii, and the recently announced House of the Dead: Overkill for SEGA. Headstrong currently has a number of games in development.
Young players
NiK NaK creates fun and engaging games for a core audience up to 12 years old. The studio only makes PEGI rated 7+ games or below (ESRB 'E' for everyone 10+ or below) on all console platforms, and is currently working on Dragonology for Codemasters and an unannounced game with a ‘AAA’ games publisher.
Have Another Go
doublesix has been established to create addictive, "have another go" video games across all downloadable formats with the intention of establishing ourselves as a world leader on digital distribution across all platforms: XBLA, PSN, Wii-Ware and PC.
Kuju Entertainment has expanded into the Asia-Pacific region by acquiring Matahari Studios located in Manila, Republic of the Philippines. The studio will provide a corporate presence for Kuju’s fast growing studio network in the region as well as a proven co-operative development relationship with Kuju’s US studio based in Burlingame, California.
Unreal Engine Experts
Chemistry is the rebranded Kuju Sheffield studio, building on the foundations of the decades of experience of its key staff and is now focusing all its efforts on games on the Unreal Engine 3 next-gen toolset.
Music and Party
Zoë Mode is the leading developer of music and party games in the UK, working on renowned titles such as EyeToy® Play and SingStar®, and award winning original titles, such as CRUSH for SEGA. Based in the heart of Brighton, the studio comprises nearly 150 staff, working on a range of projects for top rated publishers around the world.
