Cavedog Entertainment
Overview
Cavedog Entertainment was a computer game developer based in Bothell, Washington. It was set up as a label (Cavedog) and sister company to
Humongous Entertainment.
Ron Gilbert and
Shelley Day founded Cavedog in 1995 to work on more mature titles.
The company solely released games in the
Total Annihilation franchise, a series of real-time strategy games:
The creator,
Chris Taylor, left the company short after the release of the first game's expansion to set up his own company:
Gas Powered Games.
Cavedog Entertainment was working on three more projects: the first-person shooter
Amen: The Awakening, the episodic fantasy adventure
Elysium and the adventure
Good & Evil, but the 3 games were cancelled by the fall of 1999 by parent company
GT Interactive. When GT Interactive was purchased by
Infogrames, Humongous Entertainment discarded the Cavedog label.
Most of the Cavedog developers went on to work at
Gas Powered Games and
Beep Industries.
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