Company:Uber Entertainment

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Uber Entertainment, Inc.
TypePrivate
IndustryVideo games
Founded2008
Headquarters
Kirkland, Washington
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ProductsMonday Night Combat (2010)
Super Monday Night Combat (2012)
Planetary Annihilation (2014)
Websitehttp://www.startheory.com/

Star Theory Games, formerly Uber Entertainment, is an American video game developer based in Bellevue, Washington (state) .[1] In 2010, Uber Entertainment released its first title, Monday Night Combat, which was well received by critics.

In September 2012, the company successfully ran a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for its real-time strategy title, Planetary Annihilation. The fundraiser produced over United States dollar 2.2 million in funds. The original retail release was slated for December 2013,[2] but was postponed, with the game expected "to be feature-complete in early 2014." [3]

On October 2, 2014, Star Theory Games announced a new Kickstarter campaign for a real-time strategy game, Human Resources. The goal was set for $1.4 million, though the project was cancelled October 21, 2014 after projections showed the fundraiser would fail to raise the needed capital.[4]

Currently the company is developing Kerbal Space Program 2, which is to be published by Private Division for a 2020 release.

Games

Title Year Platform(s) Notes
Monday Night Combat 2010 Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360
Super Monday Night Combat 2012 Microsoft Windows
Outland Games 2013 iOS
Toy Rush 2013 iOS In collaboration with Tilting Point
Planetary Annihilation 2014 Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux
Planetary Annihilation: Titans 2015 Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux An updated version of the original game
Wayward Sky 2016 PlayStation VR
Dino Frontier 2017 PlayStation VR
Kerbal Space Program 2 2020 PS4, Xbox One, PC Developed after studio name was changed to 'Star Theory'

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