About
us
About us
Cyanide is a video game development studio based in Nanterre, France. We develop games for enthusiasts, by enthusiasts.
Our
Story
Our Story
Founded in 2000 by 7 former Ubisoft employees, the studio thrives on iconic licenses like Pro Cycling Manager or Blood Bowl.
Our
talents
Our talents
With 20 years of experience and over 50 titles to our name, our team is made up of both industry veterans and up-and-coming talents.
Life
at Cyanide
Life at Cyanide
Video games is their core, Cyanide’s members unquestionably embodies a passion for gaming, and the Studio’s games truly reflect this spirit.
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Our Story
2017
Cyanide has been entrusted with the development of Werewolf: the Apocalypse – Earthblood, an adaptation of the role-playing game of the same name.
2016
Cyanide has developed Call of Cthulhu, inspired by Howard Phillips Lovecraft. The game was released just before Halloween in October 2018.
Release of Mordheim: City of the Damned
2014
Cyanide releases Styx: Master of Shadows, an infiltration game prequel to Of Orcs and Men. A year later, a sequel was announced: Styx: Shards of Darkness, released in 2017.
2013
Cyanide began self-publishing its own games, such as Aarklash Legacy, from an IP acquired by the studio in 2010.
2012
Release of Game of Thrones: The Role Playing Game.
Design of the studio’s first role-playing game, Loki, a mythological hack’n’slash.
2001
First Cycling Manager, for 11 years, released a Cycling Manager every year, followed by PCM (2005).
Our Story
2017
Cyanide has been entrusted with the development of Werewolf: the Apocalypse – Earthblood, an adaptation of the role-playing game of the same name.
2016
Cyanide has developed Call of Cthulhu, inspired by Howard Phillips Lovecraft. The game was released just before Halloween in October 2018.
Release of Mordheim: City of the Damned
2014
Cyanide releases Styx: Master of Shadows, an infiltration game prequel to Of Orcs and Men. A year later, a sequel was announced: Styx: Shards of Darkness, released in 2017.
2013
Cyanide began self-publishing its own games, such as Aarklash Legacy, from an IP acquired by the studio in 2010.
2012
Release of Game of Thrones: The Role Playing Game.
Design of the studio’s first role-playing game, Loki, a mythological hack’n’slash.
2001
First Cycling Manager, for 11 years, released a Cycling Manager every year, followed by PCM (2005).