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Team17
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About Team17
Founded in 1990, Team17 is an award-winning leading international games label and developer headquartered in the UK. Team17 has released over 90 games to date across multiple platforms including: the Worms franchise, The Escapists, the BAFTA award-winning Overcooked, Yooka-Laylee, Aven Colony, Sheltered, Beyond Eyes. Currently Team17 is working alongside a varied range of talented developers from around the globe on games such as the forthcoming Yoku’s Island Express, Genesis: Alpha One, Sword Legacy: Omen and many more. Team17 are extremely dedicated and their passion for the label is to build sustainability for their partners, while allowing them to retain vital aspects such as their independence, identity and IP. On top of traditional services such as marketing, PR, sales, localisation and age ratings, Team17 can also provide funding and development support using its award winning internal development resources. The team can provide help with art, design, code, audio, production, QA, Certs and even usability testing using its dedicated lab. Team17 helps developers at all stages, from bedroom developers to start-ups starting their own studios to veteran studio’s. Team17 can even offer incubation services, housing developers internally within Team17’s development studio with a full dedicated team around them to support them. Team17’s offering is dynamic, flexible and completely unique in the games industry.
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Signals from Team17
3 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Team17 announced that Jordan Mochi's work on CONSCRIPT is now a documentary.
Reported by Nick Marshall
Products & Services
Team17 announced that Worms: Galactic Tactics will reach Hungarian players in their own language.
Reported by Dániel Molnár
Presence & Recognition
Team17 made three game announcements at Gamescom 2026 including Greak 2, Navegante, Bossa Games, and Worms: Galactic Tactics.
Reported by Joanne Lawson