^ "Pourquoi les Hauts-de-France comptent dans le domaine des jeux vidéo".^ "De Tourcoing à Lille, les petites souris continuent de faire leur trou".^ "« Success souris » pour Transformice ?"."Transformice : le jeu de la start-up s'impose au Brésil". ^ a b c Askenazi, Bruno (24 October 2013).^ "Triche en ligne : quelles solutions pour les développeurs ?".Indie Games: The Origins of Minecraft, Journey, Limbo, Dead Cells, The Banner Saga and Firewatch. " 'Being pregnant changes everything': The game industry awkwardly grapples with maternity". Text was copied from Atelier 801 at Transformice Wiki, which is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (Unported) (CC-BY-SA 3.0) license.Games Īll games are available on Windows, macOS and Linux, except Run for Cheese ( iOS and Android). In 2021, the multiplayer platform game Tomb Rumble was released on Steam. The campaign was cancelled two weeks later, although the game is still in development. In May 2019, Atelier 801 launched a Kickstarter campaign for Transformice Adventures, another game set in the Transformice universe. It was released on Steam on 13 February 2018. They also began working on Dead Maze, a survival MMO set in a contemporary world, filled with zombies and crafting possibilities. In 2015, they co-produced Transformice: The Cartoon Series, an animated series set in the Transformice universe, with Cross River Productions and Believe Digital. The year 2014 proved to be busy as they released Nekodancer, a massively multiplayer musical game, and then their first mobile game on iOS and Android called Run for Cheese, the first one set in the Transformice universe, in October 2014. Ītelier 801 revived two of Le Marchand's games with Bouboum in 2013 and then Fortoresse a few months later. They received, in 2013, the "Entrepreneur of the Year" prize by the local Nord area. Between August 2012 and August 2013, Atelier 801 posted sales of $1.2 million. Atelier 801 was hosted in one of the business incubators of the northern La Ruche network in Tourcoing until January 2013, when they moved to Lille. In 2011 they left their jobs at Ankama to start Atelier 801, allowing them to finally fulfill players' demand by working full time on the game and now employing ten extra people. The game quickly spread by word of mouth, and overwhelmed by the unexpected success of the game, they spent evenings and weekends to cope with the massive influx of players. They posted Transformice on an online forum in 2010. Transformice was a side-project of Christin, designer, and Le Marchand, developper. Transformice was the second game Le Marchand developed, after Extinction, a platform with 3 games, Aaaah!, Bouboum, and Forteresse. Their goal is to rally players from all over the world around fun multiplayer games. They are best known for developing Transformice, which as of 2020 has 105 million accounts. Atelier 801 is a French independent video game development company founded by Jean-Baptiste Le Marchand (Tigrounette) and Mélanie Christin (Melibellule).
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