Ludicius Interactive

Ludicius Interactive is an independent French serious games developer and gamification agency founded in Nantes in 2002. Formerly known as Succubus Interactive, the company adopted its current identity in 2024. It creates applied games that use interactive experiences and video game mechanics to support learning, professional training, public awareness and organizational change.

The studio develops tailor-made and turnkey experiences for web, mobile and desktop platforms. Its work spans digital escape games, interactive 3D simulations, virtual training, recruitment experiences and career exploration. These formats address practical objectives such as explaining complex processes, rehearsing decisions, assessing skills and encouraging behavioral change.

From learning objectives to interactive experiences

Ludicius combines instructional design with game design, visual production and software engineering. Its services include pedagogical scenario development, learner experience design, UX/UI architecture, concept art, 2D and 3D asset creation, modelling and animation. Technical work includes custom interactive mechanics and integration with learning management systems. The studio also provides gamification audits, digital learning roadmaps and support for change management and employer branding.

Its clients and audiences span industry, energy, transport, banking, insurance, construction, defense, healthcare, public administration and education. Projects serve both internal organizational needs and public-facing communication, including occupational safety, prevention, recruitment, gender equality and vocational orientation. Multiplayer experiences and simulations are among the approaches used to turn these subjects into participatory activities.

Applied gaming across sectors

Over its history, the company has delivered more than 150 custom serious games. Its portfolio includes work for industrial businesses, financial institutions, government organizations and scientific institutions, alongside participation in European educational projects. This range connects corporate training and communication with higher education, research and wider public learning.

The studio maintains a presence in Nantes and the Paris metropolitan area. Its continuing focus is on combining pedagogical objectives with interactive design, using serious games as practical tools for training, assessment and awareness.