MOONFISH PRODUCTION, LTD. Competitors

We're a Brazilian studio going head-to-head with the biggest names in gaming, and that's what drives us. Our games, including Racing Penguin, Bike Race, Sniper 3D, Tennis Clash, Block Craft 3D and Zooba, have been downloaded more than 4.7 billion times. They're built around something we believe in: fun that feels good, in a world where everything is competing for your attention. To make it happen, we rely on small, autonomous teams that use the best tech out there without getting attached to any one tool, test fast, and turn hackathon ideas into real games. Here, you take on real responsibility early, have room to make mistakes and learn from them, and grow alongside people who are seriously good at what they do. The pace is fast, but the vibe is laid-back. After all, it wouldn't make much sense to create fun for billions of people without having some along the way.

Aardman, based in Bristol (UK) co-founded and run by Peter Lord and David Sproxton, is a world leader in animation. It produces feature films, series, advertising and digital entertainment for both the domestic and international market. Their multi-award winning productions are novel, entertaining, brilliantly characterised and full of charm that reflects the unique talent, energy and personal commitment of the very special people who make up the Aardman team. The studio’s work is often imitated and yet the company continues to lead the field producing a rare brand of visually stunning and amusing independent and commercials productions.

Blue Sky Studios is an award-winning feature-animation studio that captures the hearts of viewers all over the world through real, diverse, and relatable characters, authentic stories, and thought-provoking themes. The studio has produced a total of 12 CG animated feature films to date, including the wildly successful Ice Age and Rio franchises and the Academy Award®-nominated Ferdinand in 2017. Next up for the studio is the action comedy Spies in Disguise that releases Christmas 2019, followed by Nimona in 2021.