Mobile Pie
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- 2008
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About Mobile Pie
Mobile Pie is an independent British game development studio based in Bristol, England. Founded in 2008 by Richard Wilson and Tom Dowding, it creates digital entertainment and educational games, with a particular focus on children and younger audiences. Its work spans native mobile games, browser-based experiences, augmented reality and multiplayer worlds on Roblox.
The studio works with broadcasters, entertainment companies and intellectual property owners to adapt established characters and programmes into interactive experiences. Its collaborators include the BBC, CBeebies, CBBC, Cartoon Network, Warner Bros. Discovery and Aardman Animations. Projects range from collections of accessible mini-games to larger shared environments that bring several entertainment properties together.
Games across platforms
Mobile Pie developed and operates BBC Wonder Chase, a multi-world Roblox hub launched in 2024. The experience brings BBC properties including Doctor Who, Match of the Day and EastEnders into a shared gaming environment. Its other Roblox work includes Ben 10: Super Hero Time and Cartoon Network Game On, reflecting the studio's involvement in ongoing live-service entertainment.
Mobile and web projects include Gumball's Amazing Party Game, The Happos Family Playtime, My Swashbuckle Adventure and Craig of the Creek: Capture the Flag. Educational work includes History Detectives for BBC Bitesize, while its broader portfolio includes CBeebies Playtime and the Tate Gallery experience Magic Tate Ball.
The studio also works beyond mobile and browser platforms. It co-developed Home Sheep Home: Farmageddon – Party Edition with Aardman Animations and contributed to Horrid Henry's Krazy Karts with P2 Games and Novel Entertainment. Earlier releases include original mobile titles such as My Star and Oh, My Word!, alongside Top Trumps Collection.
Mobile Pie's commercial offering combines game design, creative consultation, digital product engineering and full-cycle production. Rapid prototyping, educational gaming, brand-led interactive experiences and augmented reality development form part of its work across these platforms.
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Leadership
As of November 2026, the registered directors are Richard James Wilson, appointed in April 2008, and Amy Rachael Wilson, appointed in September 2020. Amy Wilson also serves as company secretary. Co-founder Tom Dowding resigned as a director and secretary in September 2018.
Shared augmented reality
For ToonCup AR, also identified as Cartoon Network Toon Cup 3D, the studio collaborated with Niantic Labs, Cartoon Network and Digital Catapult. The project used Niantic's Lightship Augmented Reality Developer Kit to build real-world multiplayer experiences in shared AR space.
Project recognition
- History Detectives for BBC Bitesize won the 2021 TIGA Award for Educational, Serious or Simulation Game.
- CBeebies Playtime received Royal Television Society and Kidscreen awards, alongside multiple BAFTA Children's Award nominations.
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Where Mobile Pie is based
- Bristol, England, United Kingdom
Bristol offices
HeadquartersAbout this office
**Bristol Headquarters & Development Studio** Status: active Headquarters Address: First Floor, Lewins House, Narrow Lewins Mead, Bristol, BS1 2NN, United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0) 117 929 4138 Global headquarters and primary production studio housing engineering, art, production and executive management. --- **Pervasive Media Studio at Watershed** Status: inactive / historical Early development base before the studio established its dedicated premises at Lewins House. The departure date is not supplied.
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