Best Gaming companies

American video-game developer — Activision.

Sony's gaming-console brand.

Action role-playing game by HoYoverse.

American video-game publisher — Microsoft.

French video-game publisher.

PC-game distribution platform — Epic Games.

Mobile FPS game — Activision.

Japanese gaming hardware and software giant.

American video-game holding company.

Free-to-play tactical FPS by Valve.

Augmented-reality mobile game by Niantic.

Japanese multinational video-game developer.

Microsoft's gaming-console brand.

Match-three puzzle game — King.

Free-to-play tactical FPS — Riot.

Mobile strategy game by Supercell.

Free-to-play battle-royale game — EA.

Mobile MOBA game by Tencent.

Battlegrounds Mobile India — Krafton.

American video-game developer — League, Valorant.

Online platform and game-creation system.

Mobile battle-royale game.

Japanese video-game holding company.

Sandbox game — Mojang/Microsoft.

World's most popular MOBA — Riot.

Mobile real-time strategy game by Supercell.

Mobile battle-royale game by Garena.

Cloud-gaming service by NVIDIA.

American video-game publisher — Electronic Arts.

2D sandbox-adventure game.

World's largest PC-game distribution platform.

Japanese video-game developer and publisher.

Japanese multinational video-game publisher.

Team-based FPS by Blizzard.

Free-to-play MOBA by Valve.

Indie metroidvania game by Team Cherry.

Swedish video-game developer — Microsoft (Minecraft).

Endless-runner mobile-game series.

Endless-runner mobile game.

American video-game publisher — Microsoft.

Multiplayer social-deduction game by InnerSloth.

Cloud-gaming service by Microsoft.

Battle-royale party game.

Mobile multiplayer game by Supercell.

Indie farming-life-simulation game.

American video-game developer — Sony.

Polish video-game publisher.

Mobile farming game by Supercell.

Roguelike action game by Supergiant.

Japanese multinational entertainment and gaming.