1C Wireless LLC

Moby ID: 7571

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Cybiko, Inc. (from 2000 to 2003-11-23)
In-Fusio (Moscow) (from 2003-11-23 to 2005)

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1C WIRELESS is a mobile division (about 30 employees) of 1C Company, publishing and distributing computer games in Russia, CIS and Baltic states.

Founded in 2000 as Cybiko Inc. they worked on mobile entertainment products. Throughout 2000 and 2001, the Cybiko development team released over 450 games and applications for the Cybiko Mobile Entertainment Computer. In 2002, Cybiko Games and Applications Department started with development of games for Java, BREW, Symbian, DoJa, Mophun, WinCE (Smartphone & Pocket PC) for gaming genres like logic & puzzle, sports, arcade, adventure, racing, cards. Their games have been published at mobile carriers world-wide with Sprint, Verizon, Cingular, Nextel, Vodafone, SFR, and Telefonica and others.

In the summer of 2005, the local management bought out the studio to become the now stand-alone company 1C WIRELESS, while retaining In-Fusio as one of its primary clients.

Credited on 16 Games from 2002 to 2016

Dash Masters (2016 on Android, iPad, iPhone)
God of Light (2014 on Android, iPad, iPhone)
Mahjong (2011 on iPhone, BlackBerry, Android...)
Cut the Rope (2010 on Windows, Symbian, Macintosh...)
Megaplex Madness: Now Playing (2008 on Windows, iPhone, Macintosh...)
Big City Adventure: San Francisco (2007 on Windows, iPhone, Android...)
Zoo Tycoon 2: Marine Mania Mobile (2007 on J2ME)
Line Rider (2006 on J2ME, Palm OS, Windows Mobile...)
Pilot Brothers 3 (2004 on Windows, Android, iPad...)
MotoGP (2003 on N-Gage)
MotoGP (2003 on J2ME, ExEn)
Bustin' Blox (2003 on J2ME)
Rover Reunion (2003 on J2ME)
Block and Score Soccer (2002 on J2ME)
Pilot Brothers: The Case of Serial Maniac (1998 on Windows)
Pilot Brothers: On the Track of Striped Elephant (1997 on Windows, iPhone, Android...)

History +

2005: In the summer of 2005 the local management buys out the studio to become the stand-alone company 1C Wireless.
November 23, 2003: Cybiko is acquired by In-Fusio.