List of Square Enix Europe games

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Some video games of Square Enix, a Japanese entertainment company, are associated with its British publishing arm. Square Enix acquired the parent company of British publisher Eidos Interactive, on 22 April 2009, which was then merged with Square Enix's European publishing wing and Square Enix London Studios and reorganized as Square Enix Europe. [1] This list includes retail, downloadable, and mobile games primarily produced by Square Enix Europe's part of the group since its formation in April 2009. [note 1] Prior to its purchase, Eidos (previously named SCi Entertainment) was the holding company for the Eidos group of companies, including publisher Eidos Interactive and development studios such as Crystal Dynamics, IO Interactive, Beautiful Game Studios, and Eidos-Montréal. [2]

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In 2014, Square Enix founded indie game publishing division Square Enix Collective, and in 2018 the former Square Enix London Studios division, which handles publishing of games from third-party developers, was renamed Square Enix External Studios. [3] [4] Development studio IO Interactive was sold in 2017, and in 2022, Square Enix sold Western studios and several IPs of Square Enix, including Crystal Dynamics, Eidos-Montréal, and Square Enix Montréal, to Embracer Group. It retained the rights to the Outriders , Life Is Strange , and Just Cause franchises, developed in collaboration with third party studios. [5] [6]

Studios under Square Enix Europe developed titles belonging to franchises previously published by Eidos, such as Tomb Raider , Hitman , Deus Ex , and Championship Manager . The Championship Manager series has seen the greatest number of releases, at nine games on four platforms, followed by the Tomb Raider series at six games across eleven platforms. Several of these franchises have sold millions of copies both before and after its founding: the Tomb Raider franchise has the highest lifetime sales with over 88 million copies [7] since 1996, followed by Hitman with over 15 million copies sold since 2000. [8] Several other series, including Deus Ex, Championship Manager, and Just Cause, have also sold several million copies over their lifetimes. [8] [9]

Video games

List of games
TitleSystemRelease dateDeveloper(s)NotesRef(s).
Battlestations: Pacific Xbox 360 12 May 2009 Eidos Hungary As Eidos [10]
Microsoft Windows [11]
OS X Eidos Hungary  / Robosoft Technologies [12]
Batman: Arkham Asylum PlayStation 3 25 August 2009 Rocksteady Studios [13]
Xbox 360 [14]
Microsoft Windows 15 September 2009 [15]
Mini Ninjas Microsoft Windows 8 September 2009 IO Interactive [16]
PlayStation 3 [17]
Wii [18]
Xbox 360 [19]
Nintendo DS IO Interactive  / Magic Pockets [20]
OS X 8 July 2010 IO Interactive [21]
Android 4 March 2013Magic Pockets [22]
iOS [23]
Championship Manager 2010 Microsoft Windows 11 September 2009 Beautiful Game Studios [24]
OS X 13 November 2009 Beautiful Game Studios  / Virtual Programming [25]
Pony Friends 2 Microsoft Windows 20 November 2009 Tantalus Media As Eidos in PAL territories [26]
Nintendo DS 23 February 2010 [27]
Wii [28]
Flora's Fruit Farm Microsoft Windows 2 October 2009Honeyslug [29]
Supreme Commander 2 Microsoft Windows 2 March 2010 Gas Powered Games SE London Studios [30]
Xbox 360 [31]
Championship Manager: 80s Legends Android 18 March 2010Dynamo Games [32]
iOS [33]
Just Cause 2 Microsoft Windows 23 March 2010 Avalanche Studios SE London Studios [34]
PlayStation 3 [35]
Xbox 360 [36]
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days Microsoft Windows 17 August 2010 IO Interactive [37]
PlayStation 3 [38]
Xbox 360 [39]
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light Xbox 360 18 August 2010 Crystal Dynamics [40] [41]
Microsoft Windows 28 September 2010 [42] [41]
PlayStation 3 [43] [41]
iOS 16 December 2010 Crystal Dynamics  / Ideaworks Game Studio [44] [41]
BlackBerry PlayBook 30 April 2012 Crystal Dynamics [45] [41]
Android 16 July 2012 Crystal Dynamics  / Ideaworks Game Studio [46] [41]
Championship Manager 2011 iOS 21 October 2010 Beautiful Game Studios [47]
Android [48]
Championship Manager: 70s Legends Android 20 December 2010Dynamo Games [33]
iOS [33]
Big Hit Baseball iOS 16 February 2011 Beautiful Game Studios [49]
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Microsoft Windows 23 August 2011 Eidos-Montréal [50] [51]
PlayStation 3 [52] [51]
Xbox 360 [53] [51]
OS X 26 April 2012 Eidos-Montréal  / Feral Interactive [54] [51]
Wii U 22 October 2013 Eidos-Montréal [55] [51]
All Zombies Must Die! PlayStation 3 27 December 2011 Doublesix [56]
Xbox 360 28 December 2011 [56]
Heroes of Ruin Nintendo 3DS 15 June 2012 n-Space [57]
Mini Ninjas Adventures Xbox 360 27 June 2012Side-Kick [58] [59]
Mensa Academy PlayStation 3 27 July 2012 Silverball Studios [60] [61]
Wii [60] [61]
Xbox 360 [60] [61]
Android [60] [61]
iOS [60] [61]
Sleeping Dogs Microsoft Windows 14 August 2012 United Front Games SE London Studios [62] [63]
PlayStation 3 [64] [63]
Xbox 360 [65] [63]
PlayStation 4 14 October 2014 [66] [63]
Xbox One [67] [63]
OS X 31 March 2016 United Front Games  / Feral Interactive [68] [63]
Hitman: Absolution Microsoft Windows 20 November 2012 IO Interactive [69] [70]
PlayStation 3 [69] [70]
Xbox 360 [69] [70]
OS X 15 May 2014 IO Interactive  / Feral Interactive [71] [70]
Tomb Raider Microsoft Windows 5 March 2013 Crystal Dynamics [72] [73]
PlayStation 3 [74] [73]
Xbox 360 [75] [73]
OS X 23 January 2014 Crystal Dynamics  / Feral Interactive [76] [73]
PlayStation 4 28 January 2014 Crystal Dynamics [77] [73]
Xbox One [78] [73]
Linux 27 April 2016 Crystal Dynamics  / Feral Interactive [79] [73]
Mini Ninjas Mobile iOS 6 March 2013 IO Interactive [80]
Android 11 March 2013 [80]
Deus Ex: The Fall iOS 11 July 2013N-Fusion Interactive [81] [82]
Android 21 January 2014 [83] [82]
Microsoft Windows 18 March 2014 [84] [82]
Champ Man 14 Android 15 October 2013 Beautiful Game Studios [85] [86]
iOS [85] [86]
Tomb Raider iOS 17 December 2013 Crystal Dynamics [87]
Thief Microsoft Windows 25 February 2014 Eidos-Montréal [88] [89]
PlayStation 3 [88] [89]
PlayStation 4 [88] [89]
Xbox 360 [88] [89]
Xbox One [88] [89]
OS X 24 November 2015 Eidos-Montréal  / Feral Interactive [90] [89]
Hitman Go iOS 17 April 2014 Square Enix Montréal [91] [92]
Android 4 June 2014 [93] [92]
Microsoft Windows [94] [92]
Windows Phone [94] [92]
Linux 23 February 2016 [95] [92]
PlayStation 4 [96] [92]
PlayStation Vita [96] [92]
Champ Man 15 iOS 18 August 2014 Beautiful Game Studios [97] [86]
Android 8 October 2014 [98] [86]
Tomb Raider II GREE 4 December 2014 GREE [99]
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris Microsoft Windows 9 December 2014 Crystal Dynamics [100] [101]
PlayStation 4 [100] [101]
Xbox One [100] [101]
Life Is Strange Microsoft Windows 30 January 2015 Dontnod Entertainment SE London Studios [102] [103]
PlayStation 3 [104] [103]
PlayStation 4 [105] [103]
Xbox 360 [106] [103]
Xbox One [107] [103]
Lara Croft: Relic Run Android 28 May 2015 Crystal Dynamics  / Simutronics [108] [109]
iOS [108] [109]
Windows Phone [108] [109]
Hitman: Sniper Android 4 June 2015 Square Enix Montréal [110] [111]
iOS [110] [111]
Championship Manager: All Stars Android 20 August 2015Distinctive Developments [112] [113]
iOS [112] [113]
Lara Croft Go Android 27 August 2015 Square Enix Montréal [114] [115]
iOS [114] [115]
Microsoft Windows [116] [115]
Windows Phone [114] [115]
Champ Man 16 Android 24 September 2015 Beautiful Game Studios [117] [86]
iOS [117] [86]
Rise of the Tomb Raider Xbox 360 10 November 2015 Crystal Dynamics [118] [119]
Xbox One [120] [119]
Microsoft Windows 28 January 2016 [121] [119]
PlayStation 4 11 October 2016 [122] [119]
Just Cause 3 Microsoft Windows 1 December 2015 Avalanche Studios SE London Studios [123] [124]
PlayStation 4 [123] [124]
Xbox One [123] [124]
Hitman Microsoft Windows 11 March 2016 IO Interactive [125] [126]
PlayStation 4 [125] [126]
Xbox One [125] [126]
Championship Manager 17 Android 14 August 2016Distinctive Developments [127] [128]
iOS [127] [128]
Deus Ex Go Android 18 August 2016 Square Enix Montréal [129] [130]
iOS [129] [130]
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Microsoft Windows 23 August 2016 Eidos-Montréal [131] [130]
PlayStation 4 [131] [130]
Xbox One [131] [130]
The Turing Test Microsoft Windows 30 August 2016Bulkhead InteractiveSE Collective [132]
Xbox One [132]
PlayStation 4 23 January 2017 [133]
Nintendo Switch 7 February 2020 [134]
Life Is Strange: Before the Storm Microsoft Windows 31 August 2017 Deck Nine Games SE London Studios [135]
PlayStation 4 [135]
Xbox One [135]
The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit Microsoft Windows 26 June 2018 Dontnod Entertainment SE External Studios [136]
PlayStation 4 [136]
Xbox One [136]
Shadow of the Tomb Raider Microsoft Windows 14 September 2018 Eidos-Montréal [137] [138]
PlayStation 4 [137] [138]
Xbox One [137] [138]
Linux 5 November 2019 [137]
Stadia 19 November 2019 [137]
Life Is Strange 2 Microsoft Windows 27 September 2018 Dontnod Entertainment SE External Studios [139]
PlayStation 4 [139]
Xbox One [139]
Just Cause 4 Microsoft Windows 4 December 2018 Avalanche Studios [140]
PlayStation 4 [140]
Xbox One [140]
Battalion 1944 Microsoft Windows 23 May 2019Bulkhead InteractiveSE Collective [141]
Marvel's Avengers Microsoft Windows 4 September 2020 Crystal Dynamics [142] [143]
PlayStation 4 [142]
Xbox One [142]
Stadia [142]
Outriders Microsoft Windows 1 April 2021 People Can Fly SE External Studios [144]
PlayStation 4 [144]
PlayStation 5 [144]
Xbox One [144]
Xbox Series X/S [144]
Life Is Strange: True Colors Microsoft Windows 10 September 2021 Deck Nine Games [145]
PlayStation 4 [145]
PlayStation 5 [145]
Xbox One [145]
Xbox Series X/S [145]
Stadia [145]
Nintendo Switch 7 December 2021 [146]
Circuit Superstars Microsoft Windows 12 October 2021Original Fire GamesSE Collective [147] [148]
Xbox One [147]
PlayStation 4 28 January 2022 [147]
Nintendo Switch 21 June 2023 [147]
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Microsoft Windows 26 October 2021 Eidos-Montréal [149] [150]
Nintendo Switch [149]
PlayStation 4 [149]
PlayStation 5 [149]
Xbox One [149]
Xbox Series X/S [149]
Life Is Strange Remastered Collection Microsoft Windows 1 February 2022 Deck Nine Games SE External Studios [151]
PlayStation 4 [151]
Xbox One [151]
Stadia [151]
Nintendo Switch 27 September 2022 [152]
Hitman Sniper: The Shadows Android 3 March 2022 Square Enix Montréal [153]
iOS [153]
Arena Battle Champions Android 12 April 2022 [154]
iOS 21 July 2022 [154]
PowerWash Simulator Microsoft Windows 14 July 2022FuturLabSE Collective [155]
Xbox One [155]
Xbox Series X/S [155]
Little Goody Two Shoes Microsoft Windows 31 October 2023AstralShift [156]
PlayStation 5 [156]
Xbox Series X/S [156]
Nintendo Switch [156]
Gex Trilogy Microsoft Windows TBA Limited Run Games Published by Limited Run Games [157]
Nintendo Switch [157]
PlayStation 4 [157]
PlayStation 5 [157]
Xbox Series X/S [157]
Project GeminiTBATBA People Can Fly [158]

Cancelled games

TitlePlanned system(s)Cancellation dateDeveloper(s)Ref.
Legacy of Kain: Dead Sun Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 2012 Climax Studios [159]
Triad Wars Microsoft Windows 23 December 2015 United Front Games [160]
Nosgoth Microsoft Windows 8 April 2016 Psyonix [161]
Just Cause Mobile Android, iOS 3 July 2023 Square Enix Montréal [162] [163]

Notes

  1. ↑ Games published after 22 April 2009 where the publisher is listed as Square Enix, Ltd. (Square Enix Europe's legal name) or Eidos

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