Silver Style Entertainment

Silver Style Studios is a German computer game developer based in Berlin.

Company History

The company was founded in 1993 by Carsten Strehse, who had already worked as a game developer for the Commodore 64 since 1988 and during his business studies. In cooperation with RTL New Media Silver Style developed multiple license games to TV shows. The early 2000s was followed by a refocusing on computer role-playing games and strategy games. With software publishers such as THQ and Atari Silver Style closed global marketing agreement. Greater attention, the company achieved with its post-apocalyptic role-playing game The Fall: Last Days of Gaia. Effective public committed Silver Style this after the dissolution of Black Isle Studios ( BIS) and the associated setting of the also post-apocalyptic role-playing game Fallout 3 ( Van Buren ) the dismissed BIS designer Damien Folletto and Jeff Husges. The title was first published in November 2004, suffered in appearance but with numerous bugs. First published in July 2006, revised and expanded content Reloaded version resolved most of these problems.

In April 2006, Silver Style Entertainment came into the possession of the co-founded by Carsten Strehse games publisher The Games Company (TGC ) as a subsidiary. Under The Games Company the company mainly point and click adventure games such as Everlight developed: elves to power and two titles of the Simon the Sorcerer adventure game series. 2008, although the company announced the development of the role play The Dark Eye: Demonicon at, actually the game under the direction of The Games Company never make it past the concept phase and a demo level.

After The Games Company filed for bankruptcy in July 2010, Silver Styles parent company was broken up and settled. The rights to The Dark Eye: Demonicon switched to Kalypso Media, where the title by the newly formed parts of the TGC workforce development studio Noumena Studios was designed and developed from scratch. , Which is already in development The Fall: Mutant City, a point & click adventure game in the world of The Fall: Last Days of Gaia, has been adopted and published by F F Publishing. Silver Style Entertainment, however, was continued as Silver Style Studios under the direction of long-time Development Director Ronny Knauth and without the participation of the founder Carsten Strehse. The first title after breaking away from The Games Company was the browser game: The Dark Eye, announced Herokon online its development in November 2011 and was released on 30 August 2012 with the Open Beta.

Games

  • Mad News (1994 )
  • Caribbean Disaster (1996, Amiga port )
  • Producer: The world of the film ( 1996)
  • Sports TV: Boxing! (1998)
  • Kick-off: The RTL Football Manager (2000, play for the same telecast )
  • RTL boxes Extra: The boxing (2000, play for the same telecast )
  • The Clown (2001, play for the same telecast )
  • Gorasul: The Legacy of the Dragon (2001)
  • Soldiers of Anarchy (2003)
  • The Fall: Last Days of Gaia (2004)
  • Balko ( 2005 official game of the TV show of the same name )
  • Infernal neighbors (2005, play for the same telecast )
  • The Fall: Last Days of Gaia - Reloaded ( 2006)
  • Everlight: Power to the Elves (2007)
  • Simon the Sorcerer: Chaos is the spice of life (2007)
  • Tell ( 2007 play of the same name movie )
  • Goin 'Downtown (22 May 2008)
  • DWK 5: Hinter dem Horizont (31 October 2008 official game for the same movie )
  • Simon the Sorcerer: Who wants to contact? (2009)
  • Alarm for Cobra 11: Nitro (2010, quality assurance)
  • The Fall: Mutant City (2011)
  • The Dark Eye: Herokon Online ( 2012)
Types of business entity Role-playing video game Simon the Sorcerer (series) Mad TV (video game) Der Clown MobyGames
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