Kotaku: Kuju

Because You Can Never Have Too Many Top Gun Games

Mike Fahey — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 18:31:04 EDT

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Did 505 Games just kick off a trailer with the words "Every generation has its heroes"? I'm pretty sure that means we have to take a drink according to the new game reveal drinking game, and since this is Top Gun: Hard Lock title for the Xbox 360, PC, and PlayStation 3, we then have to strip down to our shorts and play volleyball. More »

Kuju Entertainment Closes Its Dedicated Unreal Engine Branch

Brian Ashcraft — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 07:30:00 EDT

Sources tell Kotaku that British game company Kuju Entertainment has shuttered Chemistry, its Sheffield, UK studio. Chemistry was founded in 2002 as "Kuju Sheffield". More »

Zoë Mode Expands Into San Fran

Mike Fahey — Tue, 19 May 2009 11:20:00 EDT

That enigmatic blonde girl from Brighton sets her eyes on the states, with independent music and party game developer Zoë Mode launches a San Francisco studio next month. More »

Former Eidos VP Heads Up Paramount's Games Division

Mike Fahey — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 13:40:00 EST

Paramount Digital Entertainment today announces the appointment of former Eidos vice president of product development John Kavanagh to the position of Senior Vice President of video games. More »

Kuju Launches Digi-Download Studio

Mike Fahey — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 10:40:07 EST

UK dev Kuju takes aim at another segment of the gaming industry and a new studio opens. Their new Double Six studio will be dedicated to developing addictive games for Xbox Live Arcade, the PlayStation Network, WiiWare, and PC. The studio is made up of developers from Geometry Wars Galaxies for the Wii and DS as well as Nucleus for PSN, overseen by the new studio head, James Brooksby.

"We want to become the best, the go-to place, the studio that is known for carving out our own part of the industry. Double Six is going to be the place to go for the absolutely best games on digital platforms"

Speaking to GamesIndustry.biz, Brooksby then goes on to explain that they will be creating games that are sometimes arcadey, sometimes casual, and sometimes quite complex. It's really all over the place. Head over there and read their article...it helps if you imagine him speaking like a breathlessly over-excited kid. Points for enthusiasm! More »

Kuju Brighton Becomes Zo Mode

Mike Fahey — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 15:24:43 EST

In a move as quirky and odd as their upcoming PSP title Crush, Kuju's Brighton Studio has been renamed Zo Mode and given a mascot in the form of a blonde girl with her tongue sticking out. Seriously. I have no clue here. More »

It's Just Like Riding a Train (Minus the Gropers)

Brian Ashcraft — Mon, 02 Oct 2006 13:20:22 EDT

The upcoming train game Rail Simulator will be the first game to exploit Philips' amBX technology, which is a system of LED lights, rumble peripherals, heat and fans. In short, it turns your room into a giant rumble pack. The press release says: More »

LucasArts Picks Up Kuju Studios for "Traxion"

egauger — Wed, 31 May 2006 23:40:00 EDT

GamesIndustry announced today that British developer Kuju Entertainment are the ones working on LucasArts' new music-based puzzler "Traxion": More »