T-Bull

T-Bull is a Polish video game developer and publisher based in Wrocław, with a business built around free-to-play mobile games. Founded in 2010, it began as a five-person development team working from a residential apartment before incorporating in 2011. Its publishing history spans Android, iOS and earlier Windows Mobile and BlackBerry platforms, alongside expansion into PC and console projects.

Games and production

Racing and vehicle simulation form a substantial part of the studio’s catalogue. Its games include motorcycle traffic racer Moto Rider GO: Highway Traffic, the Top Speed drag-racing series and competitive mountain-bike title Bike Clash. Beyond racing, T-Bull has developed shooters, combat action games, idle games, role-playing games and match-3 puzzle titles. This broader catalogue includes Merge Chronicles: Idle RPG, Path of Puzzles: Match-3 RPG, Dice & Spells and InfiniteCorp: Cyberpunk Story.

The company’s production capabilities cover game design, software engineering, 2D and 3D art, modelling, animation and multiplatform porting using Unity. It combines development with publishing and global digital distribution, including releases through Google Play, the Apple App Store and Steam. Its commercial model relies primarily on in-game advertising and microtransactions, supported by ongoing gameplay content and live operations.

Development and company history

T-Bull’s games surpassed 250 million lifetime downloads in 2017, with the reported catalogue total exceeding 650 million by 2023–2026. Moto Rider GO: Highway Traffic continued to attract players, recording nearly seven million downloads during the first half of 2026. Alongside its established mobile catalogue, the studio has been developing Wildlife Photographer, a PC simulation project.

The business became a joint-stock company in 2015, entered Poland’s NewConnect market in 2016 and moved to the Warsaw Stock Exchange’s Main Market in 2018. Its development from an apartment-based team into a publicly traded publisher has remained closely associated with its Wrocław base.