Rebellion Warwick

Rebellion Warwick is a video game development studio based in Warwickshire, England, and part of Rebellion's development network. Founded in November 2013 as Radiant Worlds by Philip Oliver, Andrew Oliver and Richard Smithies, the studio adopted its current public name following Rebellion's acquisition in January 2018. It continues to contribute to the group's PC and console productions.

The studio's capabilities span game design, programming, level design, 3D character and environment art, animation and quality assurance. Its work includes full-cycle development and co-development engineering, with experience in multiplayer action and adventure games, virtual reality projects and multiplatform production. Since joining Rebellion, the team has worked within a wider development network, contributing to shared projects across the publisher's catalogue.

From sandbox development to shared productions

Under the Radiant Worlds name, the studio developed SkySaga: Infinite Isles, an online sandbox adventure built around custom voxel technology. Korean publisher Smilegate funded and published the project. In August 2017, Smilegate stopped funding and placed the game on hold, creating financial pressure for the studio ahead of its acquisition.

Rebellion acquired the company on 8 January 2018 and integrated its team into ongoing development projects. The public rebrand was followed by formal legal name changes in 2018 and 2019, preserving continuity with the company behind Radiant Worlds.

The studio's subsequent contributions include co-development assistance on Strange Brigade, Arca's Path VR and Evil Genius 2: World Domination, followed by development assistance on Sniper Elite 5 and Atomfall. These projects reflect its transition from developing a publisher-funded sandbox game to supporting a broader slate of action, strategy, virtual reality and survival productions. Its contributions form part of collaborative development across Rebellion rather than implying sole authorship of those games.