Founded in 2000 by seven former Ubisoft employees, Cyanide Studio is a French video game developer based in Nanterre, near Paris.
The studio quickly established itself as one of the most prolific in France, with a diverse portfolio of titles spanning multiple genres.
Among Cyanide's most iconic series are "Pro Cycling Manager," offering an in-depth simulation of professional cycling, and "Tour de France," allowing players to experience the legendary race.
The studio is also known for the stealth game series "Styx," featuring a goblin master of stealth.
In collaboration with Games Workshop, Cyanide adapted cult board games such as "Blood Bowl" and "Space Hulk" into video games, combining strategy and action in fantastical universes.
In 2018, Cyanide was acquired by the French group Nacon, strengthening its position in the international video game scene.
The studio continues to develop innovative games, with recent titles like "Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator," offering an immersive restaurant management experience, and "Rogue Lords," a dark roguelike where players embody the Devil.
With over two decades of experience and a team combining industry veterans and new talent, Cyanide Studio remains a major player in video game development in France, recognized for its creativity and ability to explore diverse gaming universes.
