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Eko Software

Eko Software is a video game development studio founded in 1999, specializing in console titles across genres including action-RPG, , hack-and-slash, and sports simulations. Based in the region, the initially operated as an internal development team for the publisher Interactive before becoming independent. Over its history, Eko Software has produced a diverse portfolio of games, with notable releases including the zombie series How to Survive (2013) and its sequel How to Survive 2 (2015), the action-RPG Warhammer: Chaosbane (2019), and recent titles such as Welcome to ParadiZe (2024), a game, and Dragonkin: The Banished (2025, in ). The studio has also developed licensed sports games like Handball 21 (2020) and Rugby 20 (2019), as well as earlier arcade-style titles such as Aqua Panic! (2009). In September 2018, Eko Software was acquired by Bigben Interactive for €8.5 million, integrating it into the publisher's internal development network; Bigben later rebranded its gaming division as in 2020, under which Eko continues to operate as a focused on multiplatform releases. This acquisition bolstered 's portfolio in action and sports genres, allowing Eko to expand its work on original IPs and licensed adaptations.

Overview

Founding and Leadership

Eko Software was co-founded in 1999 by Jules-Benjamin Lalisse, Jean-Georges Levieux, and Jérôme Durand as a small studio specializing in development. Initially operating as an internal development entity linked to Interactive, the studio quickly positioned itself to produce titles for major platforms, drawing on Lalisse's technical expertise in the field. Lalisse, a co-founder and current Chairman, brought a background in game development to the venture, having earned a post-graduate in focused on 3D graphics programming from the in 1996. Prior to founding Eko Software, he worked as a at PAM Development in 1997, gaining hands-on experience in software creation for . Under his leadership, the studio emphasized creating engaging console experiences, including licensed properties aimed at broad audiences. The studio's leadership evolved significantly following its acquisition by Bigben Interactive (rebranded as ) in October 2018 for €8.5 million, which integrated Eko Software into a larger while preserving operational independence. Lalisse retained his role as CEO and Chairman, overseeing creative decisions and ensuring the team's autonomy in project development. This arrangement allowed the studio to leverage 's resources for expanded opportunities without altering its core management. As of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2020, Eko Software employed 30 staff members and achieved ex-VAT revenue of €2,989,000, with a net income of €823,400, reflecting stable growth under the post-acquisition framework.

Location and Operations

Eko Software is headquartered at 16 Avenue Jean Jaurès in Choisy-le-Roi, a suburb of Paris in the Île-de-France region of France, where the studio has maintained its base since its founding in 1999 by developer Jules-Benjamin Lalisse. The location provides access to the broader Paris metropolitan area's creative and technical talent pool while benefiting from the cost advantages typical of suburban settings for game development operations. The studio's operations center on for consoles and PC platforms, with a notable shift toward multi-platform releases beginning in the early to broaden market reach and compatibility across systems like , , and Windows. Eko Software maintains a mid-sized of around 40 employees as of 2024, composed primarily of programmers, artists, and designers focused on graphics rendering, , and core mechanics tailored to action and sports genres. This structure supports in-house development and proprietary technologies to streamline production workflows in a compact facility environment. In terms of , Eko Software initially emphasized contract-based development for licensed intellectual properties from major publishers, handling outsourced projects to build expertise in console adaptations. Over time, particularly following its 2018 acquisition by (formerly Bigben Interactive), the studio transitioned to a co-development approach, collaborating closely with on original intellectual properties and shared publishing efforts to foster creative control and . This evolution allows the studio to balance commissioned work with internal initiatives, optimizing resource allocation for sustained project pipelines.

History

Early Years and Initial Projects (1999–2009)

Eko Software was founded in 1999 in the region, , by Jules-Benjamin Lalisse and other developers as an internal studio of the French publisher Interactive, emerging during the launch of the console era that emphasized accessible 3D gaming for broader audiences. With limited initial resources as a small team, the studio concentrated on modest-scale projects commissioned by publishers, prioritizing efficient development cycles to build technical expertise in 3D engines and platforming mechanics. This approach allowed Eko to navigate the competitive early 2000s market, where independent studios often relied on external funding to survive. A major challenge arose in 2002 when Interactive filed for , forcing Eko Software to operate independently with constrained budgets and a need to secure new publishing partnerships. In response, the studio shifted focus toward licensed children's titles, such as adaptations of and the series, which provided stable revenue streams through established intellectual properties and appealed to family-oriented markets. These projects highlighted Eko's strengths in lighthearted adventure and mini-game design, helping to sustain operations amid financial pressures. Early successes included the release of in 2000, a puzzle-platformer for which Eko developed a custom 3D engine, marking the studio's debut and demonstrating its capability for original concepts. This was followed by Kaan: Barbarian's Blade in 2002, an action-adventure title that expanded Eko's portfolio into more mature fantasy genres and solidified its reputation for engaging, cartoonish gameplay. By the mid-2000s, as the console industry transitioned from the dominance toward next-generation systems, Eko strategically emphasized ports and adaptations for Windows PCs and PS2, broadening market reach and leveraging the enduring popularity of these platforms to mitigate risks during industry shifts.

Acquisition and Expansion (2010–Present)

In the 2010s, following independence from Cryo Interactive, Eko Software operated as an independent studio, securing partnerships with publishers like 505 Games and focusing on original titles such as the How to Survive survival series (starting 2013), which marked an early shift toward innovative gameplay in zombie-themed action. This period built the studio's expertise in multiplatform development and online features, laying the groundwork for further growth. In 2018, Bigben Interactive acquired Eko Software for €8.5 million, securing 100% ownership of the studio's shares and voting rights in a transaction structured as 65% cash and 35% in newly issued shares. This move integrated Eko into Bigben's expanding network of development studios, providing access to substantially larger budgets, advanced production resources, and broader global distribution channels through Bigben's publishing arm. Shortly after, Bigben rebranded its gaming division as in 2020, solidifying Eko's position within a dedicated ecosystem focused on sports simulations and action titles. Following the acquisition, Eko Software underwent significant expansion, accelerating its work on original intellectual properties and collaborative projects with . This strategic shift emphasized integration of online multiplayer capabilities and optimization for next-generation consoles, including and Series X|S, to align with evolving industry standards for immersive, connected experiences. Key examples include Welcome to ParadiZe (2024), an original co-operative open-world set in a post-apocalyptic zombie-infested environment with base-building and crafting mechanics, and Dragonkin: The Banished (2025), a hack-and-slash action featuring dynamic world exploration and customizable hero builds in a medieval fantasy setting. These developments marked Eko's diversification into action genres, leveraging 's support for innovative features. Among notable post-acquisition events, Eko strengthened its partnership with through announcements like Rugby 22 in 2021, continuing the studio's sports simulation lineage with official national teams, enhanced career modes, and cross-platform compatibility. This collaboration underscored Eko's role in 's portfolio, contributing to the publisher's financial momentum; 's annual sales grew from €113.1 million in 2018/19 to €167.9 million in 2024/25, driven in part by successful studio outputs including Eko's releases. As of 2025, Eko remains actively engaged in developing action initiatives, further adapting to modern trends in player-driven narratives and procedural content generation.

Games Developed

Licensed and Casual Titles (2000–2010)

Eko Software's early portfolio from 2000 to 2010 emphasized licensed properties and casual games targeted at younger players, often featuring straightforward platforming, puzzle-solving, and exploration mechanics to ensure accessibility. These titles frequently incorporated hybrid visuals, blending cartoonish aesthetics with basic 3D environments to create engaging yet non-intimidating experiences. Many drew from popular media franchises, such as animated cartoons and toy lines, allowing the studio to leverage established characters while prioritizing family-friendly content over complex narratives or high difficulty. The studio's debut title, (2000), was a 3D parodying tropes, where players controlled a character navigating levels to collect items and solve light puzzles, released for and Windows by Interactive. This was followed by : Escape from Park (2001), a licensed based on the , involving rescue missions across colorful worlds with simple jumping and , published by Cryo Kids for and Windows. Other early licensed titles included : Barbarian's Blade (2002), an for Windows and based on the comic series, and & Gadgetinis (2004), a tied to the Inspector Gadget franchise, released for Windows and . After a period of resource constraints in the early 2000s, Eko shifted toward more contract-based licensed work. In the mid-2000s, Eko expanded its casual output with Garfield: Saving Arlene (2005), an action-adventure game tying into the Garfield comic strip, where players guided the cat through six levels using food-based powers and companion commands for puzzle-solving, developed for PlayStation 2 and Windows in partnership with Hip Games. Th3 Plan (2006), a stealth-action title co-developed with Monte Cristo, introduced tactical heist planning with gadget use and team management, available on PlayStation 2 and Windows. That same year, Strawberry Shortcake: The Sweet Dreams Game (2006) offered a side-scrolling platformer inspired by the toy franchise, focusing on dream-themed challenges like baking and gardening mini-games for young audiences, published by The Game Factory for PlayStation 2 and Windows. Garfield: Lasagna World Tour (2007) continued the series with globe-trotting platforming and mini-games across ten levels, emphasizing humor and easy controls, released for PlayStation 2 and Windows by Blast Entertainment. By the late 2000s, Eko diversified platforms while maintaining its casual focus, including (2007), a casual horse-raising with training and elements tied to the Petz toy line, supporting multi-platform releases including Windows, , , and through . as seen in Downstream Panic! (2008), a puzzle game blending LocoRoco-style physics with tactical fish-herding mechanics to repopulate oceans, initially for PlayStation Portable and later ported to and PlayStation 3 by . SPRay (2008) innovated with liquid-spraying mechanics for environmental puzzles and combat in a , exclusive to and published by . Educational tie-ins like Adibou et les saisons magiques (2009), a board-game style teaching seasons and nature via magical quests, targeted children on and Windows, published by Mindscape, alongside Cyberbike: Cycling Sports (2009), a motion-based casual cycling sim for . The period closed with The Garfield Show: The Threat of the Space Lasagna (2010), a party-style game based on the , featuring mini-games and co-op play to thwart an alien invasion, for and Windows by Zoo Games. These projects highlighted Eko's partnerships with publishers like , Hip Games, The Game Factory, , , , Mindscape, and Zoo Games, primarily targeting and emerging handhelds like , while transitioning to for motion-based casual play. The emphasis on accessible designs—such as intuitive controls, short levels, and media tie-ins—helped Eko build a in the casual niche, securing ongoing opportunities and establishing a foundation for future expansions.

Sports Simulations (2013–2022)

Following its earlier work on licensed titles, Eko Software shifted focus in the toward developing realistic sports simulations, particularly in niche team sports like and , leveraging official partnerships to create authentic experiences. This period marked the studio's establishment as a specialist in rule-based simulations, with annual iterations emphasizing improved player rosters, tactical depth, and multiplayer options. The acquisition by Bigben Interactive (later rebranded as ) in 2018 facilitated access to broader licensing agreements for international leagues and federations. Eko Software's entry into handball simulations began with Handball 16 in 2015, developed for , , , , Windows, and , and published by Bigben Interactive and Plug In Digital. The game featured licenses for 68 official clubs from major European leagues, including real players with accurate statistics, kits, and motions from the 2015–2016 season, powered by a new physics and rendering engine for realistic ball handling and collisions. It introduced career and season modes alongside local and online multiplayer, allowing up to four players to compete in exhibition matches or tournaments. The series continued with Handball 17 in 2016, expanding to similar multi-platform releases on , , and Windows, with updated rosters reflecting the 2016–2017 season and refined controls for more accessible passing and shooting mechanics. Building on the initial , it enhanced tactical elements like team management and AI-driven strategies, maintaining the focus on official licenses from handball federations for authenticity. Multiplayer support remained a core feature, including online leagues for competitive play. Transitioning to rugby, Eko Software released Rugby 18 in 2017 for , , and Windows, published by . The title secured official licenses for , , and other international competitions, featuring over 2,000 real players with detailed attributes and more than 100 teams. Its innovative gameplay emphasized intuitive controls for scrums, lineouts, and tackles, supported by a physics system simulating physical confrontations and ball trajectories, while including career modes for player progression and online multiplayer for head-to-head matches. Subsequent entries included in 2020 and later that year, both targeting , , and Windows under Nacon's publishing. incorporated annual roster updates with licenses from major unions, enhancing the for more dynamic collisions and introducing deeper team customization in career mode. featured 1,600 licensed players, motion-captured animations for lifelike movements, and improved for adaptive opponent tactics, alongside solo campaigns and multiplayer options. These games prioritized roster accuracy through partnerships with handball and federations, ensuring seasonal updates for player transfers and form. The period culminated with Rugby 22 in 2022, Eko Software's first sports title for next-generation consoles including and Xbox Series X|S, alongside last-gen support on , , and Windows, published by . It introduced refined for more realistic decision-making during plays, such as adaptive passing and defensive positioning, along with a new complex difficulty mode and tutorials for . Enhanced facial modeling and physics updates marked a technical evolution, solidifying the studio's expertise in delivering niche sports simulations with official licensing and multiplayer depth. Reception across the series highlighted Eko Software's commitment to underserved genres, though critiques often noted room for graphical polish amid strong simulation fundamentals.

Action and RPG Games (2013–Present)

Eko Software began developing original intellectual properties in the action and genres in the 2010s, with its 2018 acquisition by Bigben Interactive (now ) providing enhanced resources to expand on co-operative gameplay, survival mechanics, and narrative-driven combat. This work enabled the studio to explore innovative universes with and multiplayer elements. Key releases during this period include the title How to Survive (2013), developed in collaboration with publisher for multi-platform release on PC, , , and later ports. The game introduced co-op survival mechanics, where up to four players scavenge resources, craft weapons, and fend off hordes on procedurally generated islands, blending action-adventure with progression through skill trees and character customization. Building on this foundation, Eko Software released Storm (2013) for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Windows, a physics-based action-puzzle hybrid published by indiePub and Neko Entertainment. Players manipulate weather elements like wind and rain to guide seeds through environmental challenges, incorporating procedural level design to create dynamic, nature-themed obstacles that require precise timing and strategy. The sequel How to Survive 2 (2015), also published by 505 Games for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, evolved the series with open-world exploration, base-building features, and enhanced co-op survival systems, allowing players to fortify camps and adapt to day-night cycles in a zombie apocalypse setting. Earlier, the studio developed Wanted Corp (2011), a top-down action shooter originally published by Zoo Games for PlayStation 3, Windows, and Xbox 360, featuring dual-character co-op gameplay as bounty hunters capturing fugitives on an alien planet, with distinct abilities for each protagonist emphasizing fast-paced twin-stick shooting and local multiplayer; Eko self-published ports in 2016 for Windows (Steam) and PlayStation Vita. Eko Software's collaboration with Nacon deepened with Warhammer: Chaosbane (2019), an isometric action set in the Fantasy universe, released on PC, , , and , with subsequent next-generation ports. The title supports up to four-player co-op combat, where players select from six classes to battle Chaos forces using loot-based progression, skill customization, and real-time tactical encounters across a 25-hour . This release solidified the studio's expertise in mechanics, drawing from licensed while incorporating original innovations like class-specific synergies. The studio has announced a top-down post-apocalyptic title with co-op elements, featuring zombie combat. Looking ahead, Dragonkin: The Banished, published by for , Xbox Series X/S, and PC, entered on PC via on March 6, 2025; it is a hack-and-slash action where players customize dragon-riding heroes via an "Ancestral Grid" skill system, engaging in loot-driven dungeon crawls and co-op battles against ancient draconic threats in a corrupted fantasy world.

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