Cranberry Production GmbH

Overview

Cranberry Production GmbH was a game development studio based in Hanover, Germany. It was originally founded as 4HEAD Studios in 1997 by Lars Martensen and Tobias Severin.

In October 2007 dtp entertainment AG confirmed to have acquired the studio and it was reformed as Cranberry Production. In November 2008 the studio released its first game using the new name, the adventure title Mata Hari.

Cranberry Production has since produced the sequels to horror adventure game The Black Mirror, namely Black Mirror II in 2009 and Black Mirror III in 2011. Their last title was the historical adventure The Lost Chronicles of Zerzura, released in the beginning of 2012.

In the beginning of 2010, dtp relocated their another adventure studio House of Tales from Bremen to Hanover, to the same building as Cranberry Production. That meant joining House of Tales remnants with Cranberry, resulting the end of House of Tales brand.

Similary, on 6th January 2012 (after The Lost Chronicles of Zerzura went gold), dtp PR team reported via www.adventure-treff.de forum about the closure of Cranberry's Hanover studio and that the team is moved from Hanover to Hamburg (where are dtp entertainment AG headquarters) to develop online games.

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Also Known As

4HEAD Studios (from 1997 to 2007)

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Trivia

Location and contact information (2009):

Cranberry Production GmbH
Podbielskistraße 166
30177 Hannover
Germany
Phone: +49 511 761 7000-0
Fax: +49 511 761 7000-99
Manager: Markus Windelen

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