Founded in April 2015 by Yoan Fanise, former director of "Valiant Hearts: The Great War", and Anne-Laure Fanise, DigixArt is a video game development studio based in Montpellier, France.
The studio stands out for its commitment to delivering meaningful and innovative gaming experiences to a broad audience.
The studio's first title, "Lost in Harmony", is a rhythm game developed in collaboration with singer Wyclef Jean, released in 2016 for Windows, iOS, and Nintendo Switch.
This game was designed to introduce players to the history of classical music through an interactive experience.
In 2018, DigixArt collaborated with Aardman Animations to develop "11-11: Memories Retold", a narrative adventure game set during World War I.
This project, published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, was praised for its unique artistic direction and emotional storytelling.
The studio then developed "Road 96", a procedural adventure game released in 2021, where players take on the role of teenagers attempting to escape an authoritarian regime by crossing the border.
This game was recognized for its replayability and ability to generate unique stories with each playthrough.
In August 2021, DigixArt was acquired by Embracer Group while retaining its creative autonomy.
This acquisition allowed the studio to expand its team and continue developing ambitious projects.
The studio is currently working on "Tides of Tomorrow", a new adventure game planned for Windows, with details yet to be revealed.
