Gaming Industry

Who owns Rockstar Games? Take-Two Interactive owns the gaming label. Learn the differences between the parent, Rockstar North and GTA VI.

Rockstar Games studios operate in the UK, US, Canada, India and Australia. See official locations and how Rockstar North fits into GTA development.

Rockstar Games union vote runs November 12–26, 2026. See the IWGB recognition agreement, Rockstar response and separate employment tribunal.

Rockstar North vs Rockstar Games explained: the Edinburgh GTA V studio compared with the wider label and Take-Two parent company.

Game developer unions in the UK explained: voluntary and statutory recognition, collective bargaining and what the Rockstar vote means.

DON’T NOD Project P14 is an unrevealed game project mentioned in the French studio’s financial statements. It has no official game title, platform list or release date. DON’T NOD has been seeking additional financing for its development, but has not announced that P14 has been cancelled. P14 is under scrutiny because DON’T NOD entered French…

DON’T NOD Netflix game is a narrative title in development at DON’T NOD Montréal. The company announced its agreement with Netflix on October 28, 2025. Netflix will publish the project, which is based on a major IP. No game title or release date has been announced. The partnership is in the spotlight following DON’T NOD’s…

DON’T NOD Life Is Strange history explains why the developers of the original 2015 adventure no longer make new Life Is Strange games. DON’T NOD created the first title and Life Is Strange 2, but publisher Square Enix owns the franchise and continued releasing games made by Deck Nine. Creative director Michel Koch said in…

Who owns Life Is Strange? Square Enix owns the Life Is Strange franchise. DON’T NOD developed the original game in 2015 and Life Is Strange 2, but Square Enix published them and retained the intellectual property. The developer’s financial troubles in October 2026 don’t change that. DON’T NOD made Max Caulfield’s original adventure. Deck Nine…

DON’T NOD upcoming games currently centre on two projects named in its financial filings: an untitled Netflix narrative game in Montréal and the French P14 project, which needs co-production funding. Neither has a confirmed release date. Aphelion launched April 28, 2026. Lost Records: Bloom & Rage and The Lonesome Guild were released in 2025. The…

DON’T NOD games include Life Is Strange, Vampyr, Lost Records, Jusant and 2026’s Aphelion. The company started in Paris in 2008, opened a Montréal studio in 2020 and also publishes games made by outside developers. That means not every title carrying the DON’T NOD label was developed in-house. The list below covers 15 games on…

DON’T NOD games cancelled? None were announced in the company’s October 20 financial update. It entered French safeguard proceedings on October 19 but did not cancel its entire games pipeline. The immediate questions are about P14, an unnamed project with unresolved financing, and a Netflix narrative game being developed in Montréal. Aphelion and Lost Records…

Is DON’T NOD shutting down? No studio closure has been announced as of October 29, 2026. DON’T NOD entered French safeguard proceedings on October 19 after running into financial difficulties. The company is seeking new funding and says the process is intended to keep its operations running. The Life Is Strange developer has proposed changes…

DON’T NOD financial crisis deepened on October 19, 2026, when a Paris court opened safeguard proceedings for the developer behind Life Is Strange and Vampyr. The company is seeking fresh funding and has proposed restructuring that could affect up to 85 jobs in France. The company announced the ruling on October 20 alongside its half-year…