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Destineer Studios
Computer games
Founded in 2001
Minneapolis, Minnesota
destineergames.comDestineer Studios
Computer gamesFounded in 2001Minneapolis, Minnesota
EmployeesDestineer Studios' financial review
Destineer Studios' Revenue (Yearly)
25M
Employees
8
Total Funding
12M
Last Funding Round
12M
Destineer Studios information
Destineer publishes family-friendly casual video games for home consoles, portable digital devices, and PC and Mac computers. Created in 2001, Destineer grew to become one of the world's 25 largest video game publishers from 2008 - 2010. Our games are sold through leading retailers around the world.Destineer is a privately held corporation headquartered in Minneapolis, MN with development partners...
Destineer publishes family-friendly casual video games for home consoles, portable digital devices, and PC and Mac computers. Created in 2001, Destineer grew to become one of the world's 25 largest video game publishers from 2008 - 2010. Our games are sold through leading retailers around the world.Destineer is a privately held corporation headquartered in Minneapolis, MN with development partners around the world. Destineer publishes games under the Destineer, MacSoft, and Atomic Games brands.
Destineer Studios industries
Games
Consumer internet
Internet
Information technology
Destineer Studios' financial review
Destineer Studios' Revenue (Yearly)
25M
Employees
8
Total Funding
12M
Last Funding Round
12M
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