Bullfrog

Bullfrog Productions was a renowned British video game development company founded in 1987 by Peter Molyneux and Les Edgar. The company quickly gained recognition for its innovative and genre-defining games during the 1990s. Bullfrog Productions became known for its unique approach to game design, blending strategy, simulation, and creativity to create memorable gaming experiences.

Under the leadership of Peter Molyneux, Bullfrog Productions developed several critically acclaimed and commercially successful games. Here are some of their notable titles: Populous (1989), Syndicate (1993), Theme Park (1994), Dungeon Keeper (1997), Theme Hospital (1997).

Bullfrog Productions was known for its high production values, attention to detail, and emphasis on player choice and creativity. The company's games often featured distinctive art styles, engaging gameplay mechanics, and a touch of humor.

In 1995, Bullfrog Productions was acquired by Electronic Arts (EA), becoming part of their portfolio of game development studios. After the acquisition, Bullfrog continued to develop games under EA's banner, but the studio's autonomy and creative direction gradually diminished. In 2001, Bullfrog Productions was officially dissolved, and many of its former employees went on to establish their own successful game development studios or continued working in the industry.