White Wolf Publishing, Inc. Competitors

Pinnacle is the proud producer of Deadlands, Weird Wars, Savage Worlds, and a number of other original IPs. Our properties have been licensed for television, comics, novels, computer and video games, and numerous table-top games. Pinnacle began in 1994 with the publishing of a historical miniatures game, "Fields of Honor." Our next game was John R. Hopler's "The Last Crusade," a World War II collectible card game. The company moved to the next level with the creation of Deadlands: The Weird West in 1996, The Great Rail Wars on 1997, Hell on Earth in 1998, and Savage Worlds in 2003.

Minneapolis-basesd creator of board, miniature, card, and roleplaying games. FFG produces proprietary games (such as Twilight Imperium, Runewars, and Descent; Journeys in the Dark), classic hobby market games (such as Fortress America, Cosmic Encounter, and Wiz-War), as well a games based on legacy licenses (such as Warhammer 40K, Lord of the Rings, Sid Meiers Civilization, A Game of Thrones, and Star Wars). Fantasy Flight Games is an equal opportunity employer.

Humble's mission is to be a force for good in the game industry and in the world. That mission began in 2010 with the launch of Humble Bundle’s first game bundle for charity—and since then, our efforts have grown to include regular bundles of games, books, and software supporting great charity causes; an online storefront; Humble Choice, our monthly gaming membership service; Humble Games, a publisher dedicated to supporting developers and delivering top-quality games to people around the world, and much more. Together with our community, we have raised $240 million for charity and counting.