Resolution Games

Resolution Games is an independent game developer and publisher founded in 2015 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. The studio creates virtual, augmented and mixed reality games, with a focus on accessible experiences that bring people together through immersive hardware. Its work spans digital tabletop adventures, competitive sports, cooperative simulations and asymmetric party games.

The company's early releases included Bait! and Wonderglade, developed for mobile VR platforms such as Samsung Gear VR and Google Daydream. As standalone headsets gained more advanced tracking, its portfolio expanded toward competitive and cooperative multiplayer experiences. Acron: Attack of the Squirrels! connects players across VR and mobile devices, while Cook-Out: A Sandwich Tale centres on cooperative cooking and Blaston offers one-on-one duelling.

Tabletop play and spatial interaction

Demeo, released in 2021, translates a tabletop dungeon-crawling adventure into a shared digital environment. The studio subsequently expanded this area of its work with Demeo Battles. Its collaboration with Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast on Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked brings the tabletop franchise to mixed reality and flat-screen platforms.

Other projects explore how games can respond to physical space and different input systems. These include Spatial Ops, Racket Club, Home Sports and Game Room. The studio also worked with Rovio on Angry Birds VR: Isle of Pigs and Angry Birds AR: Isle of Pigs.

Development and publishing

Resolution Games handles game design, prototyping, production, publishing and ongoing content support. Its technical capabilities include cross-platform multiplayer networking, hardware-specific input adaptation and gameplay shared between VR, mobile and PC players. Its engineering operations also support multiplatform porting and maintenance of its existing catalogue.

The company's platform coverage includes Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, PlayStation VR2, Pico, PC and mobile ecosystems. Its spatial computing work also extends to Snap Spectacles through Lone Orbit, reflecting a portfolio that reaches across headsets, conventional screens and wearable augmented reality devices.