Top Tech Companies (47)
Tilting Point is a leading, award-winning free-to-play games publisher that empowers independent developers to grow and thrive. Founded in 2012, Tilting Point has grown to a staff of over 130 people in offices in New York, Boston, Barcelona, Kiev and Seoul. Our partnerships with development studios and publishers extend our reach to over a dozen countries. Our most successful games include Star Trek Timelines, Warhammer: Chaos & Conquest, and SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off. The last one achieved top 10 standing in 97 different countries when it launched, and is still enjoyed by millions of players, along with our extended catalogue of games. To achieve success, Tilting Point employs a data-driven approach to game development and user acquisition, while powering up existing live games for independent developers who may become closer partners on a new joint project as our relationship grows.
Crate Entertainment was founded in 2008 by former Iron Lore lead designer Arthur Bruno with the goal of continuing to create deep gameplay, with creative integrity, in original fictional settings.
Harmonix Music Systems, Inc., based in Cambridge, MA, and established in 1995, is the leading developer of groundbreaking music-oriented videogames. Harmonix was founded by Alex Rigopulos and Eran Egozy, who formed the company to invent new ways for non-musicians to experience the unique joy that comes from making music and have pioneered music and rhythm gaming in the US.
Turbine, Inc. is a premier creator and operator of connected entertainment experiences. Founded in 1994 and wholly owned by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Inc. Turbine develops hit games based on some of the world’s most popular and iconic properties including The Lord of the Rings™, Dungeons & Dragons™ and DC Comics™. Turbine is currently in development on several new titles for the mobile platform, the first of which is Batman: Arkham Underworld, a new super-villain based combat strategy game.
Page to Pixel is a Boston-based company specializing in video game and book publishing. No matter what step of the process you are in, we want to make sure it is stress-free and easy, with no up-front cost to you. Page to Pixel is a dynamic force in the heart of Boston, dedicated to transforming literary dreams into digital realities. Specializing in book and video game publishing, our team thrives on bringing stories to life across multiple platforms. With a keen eye for innovation and a passion for storytelling, we merge the traditional with the cutting-edge, ensuring that each project we undertake is not only expertly crafted, but also strategically marketed to reach its widest audience. At Page to Pixel, we understand that the publishing journey is more than just a technical process—it’s an art form. That’s why in addition to our publishing services, we offer comprehensive marketing assistance, empowering authors and game developers to navigate the competitive landscape with confidence. Whether it’s through captivating cover designs, engaging social media campaigns, or strategic partnerships, we’re committed to helping our clients shine in the digital realm. We’re not just a company, we’re a community dedicated to pushing the boundaries of storytelling in the modern age.
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Attensi is the global leader in 3D gamified simulation training and award-winning AI powered solutions for organizations and corporations, creating a ‘learning by doing’ environment. We help people and organizations grow to become exceptional by using a unique blend of game-based training and realism, combined with the inspiration to create behavioral change that is powered by our proprietary platform, training is engaging and impactful. Attensi have offices in Norway, UK, US, Germany and Sweden and our simulation training solutions are used by global brands in more than a hundred countries and in over 50 different languages.
Irrational Games is an award winning video game developer located in Quincy, MA and founded in 1997 by Ken Levine, Jonathan Chey and Robert Fermier. The team made its name with the much loved first person shooter System Shock 2. This was followed by two Freedom Force games, SWAT 4 and Tribes: Vengeance. In 2005 Irrational Games was acquired by Take-Two Interactive. The team was renamed 2K Boston in 2007, just in time to coincide with the release of the critically acclaimed BioShock, which went on to win over 50 awards including Best Game from BAFTA. In 2010 the team returned to its roots by reclaiming the Irrational Games moniker.
