Future Games (video game developer)
Czech video game developer
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Future Games was a video game company based in Beroun, Czech Republic. The company focused mostly on adventure games. The studio was closed in 2011 due to financial problems after release of Alter Ego.[2]
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| Industry | Game development |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1996[1] |
| Defunct | 2011 |
| Headquarters | Beroun, Czech Republic |
Key people | Martin Malik |
Released titles
| Title | Original title | Date of release | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boovie | Boovie | 1998 | Puzzle game inspired by Flappy.[3] |
| Bloodie | Bloodie | 1998 | Action freeware game released to promote Boovie.[4] |
| Messenger of the Gods | Posel bohů | 1998 | Adventure game. |
| The Black Mirror | Posel smrti | 2003 | The most successful game by Future games. Horror adventure game. It is considered to be the best Czech adventure video game ever.[5] |
| NiBiRu: Age of Secrets | NI.BI.RU: Posel Bohů | 2005 | Remake of Messenger of the Gods. Also known as Ni.Bi.Ru: Messenger of the Gods.[6] |
| Next Life | Reprobates / Zatracenci | 2007 | Horror sci-fi adventure game. |
| Tale of a Hero | Tale of a Hero | 2008 | Fairy tale adventure game. |
| Alter Ego | Alter Ego | 2010 | The last game by company. The game was largely unsuccessful. |