Relentless Software Ltd

Moby ID: 5386

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Relentless Software was a Brighton-based, British company formed in late 2003 by Andrew Eades and David Amor. Both Eades and Amor have track records in the videogames industry that include working at DMA, Virgin and Electronic Arts, and on many games including the Lemmings and Harry Potter franchises.

Their first game was DJ: Decks & FX, followed by various games in the Buzz! franchise. Additionally, Relentless developed Air Band and Mutation Station for Kinect Fun Labs and Kinect Nat Geo TV in partnership with Microsoft.

In February 2011 it was announced about twenty people were laid off. It led to the foundation of the studio Full Moon Game Studios Ltd. in the same month, led by Relentless' former Art Director Kalvin Lyle.

The company was shut down in August 2016.

Credited on 22 Games from 2004 to 2015

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The Trace (2015 on iPad, tvOS, iPhone...)
Enigma Express (2014 on iPhone, Android, iPad)
Kinect Nat Geo TV (2012 on Xbox 360)
Quiz Climber (2011 on iPhone)
Buzz! Quiz Player (2010 on PlayStation 3)
Buzz! The Ultimate Music Quiz (2010 on PlayStation 3, PSP)
Blue Toad Murder Files: Episodes 1-3 (2010 on PlayStation 3)
Blue Toad Murder Files: Episodes 4-6 (2010 on PlayStation 3)
Blue Toad Murder Files: Mysteries of Little Riddle - Episode 1: Little Riddle's Deadly Dilemma (2009 on Windows, PlayStation 3)
Buzz! Quiz World (2009 on PlayStation 3)
Buzz! Brain of Oz (2009 on PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3)
Buzz! Brain of the UK (2009 on PlayStation 2, PSP, PlayStation 3)
Blue Toad Murder Files: The Mysteries of Little Riddle (2009 on Windows, PlayStation 3)
Buzz! Master Quiz (2008 on PSP)
Buzz! Quiz TV (2008 on PlayStation 3)
Buzz! The Pop Quiz (2008 on PlayStation 2)
Buzz! The Schools Quiz (2008 on PlayStation 2)
Buzz! The Hollywood Quiz (2007 on PlayStation 2)
Buzz! The Mega Quiz (2007 on PlayStation 2)
Buzz! The BIG Quiz (2006 on PlayStation 2)

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May 2007: The company moves to a new office in central Brighton. The new office is almost twice the size of the previous office with over 7,000 sqft of floor space including a large production floor of over 5,000 sqft and a café of over 1,000 sqft.
August 26, 2005: The company relocates to larger offices in Brighton.
2003: Company formed in Brighton, UK, by Andrew Eades and David Amor.