Slightly Mad Studios
Slightly Mad Studios is a developer of video games based in the United Kingdom. The studio was founded in 2008. In September 2009, it acquired Blimey! Games and developed Need for Speed: Shift for release by Electronic Arts. Slightly Mad Studios has experimented in the community developing and publishing a game without much funding from a traditional publisher. Project Cars co-published with Namco Bandai was largely developed and published with community-based funding, a process named “World of Mass Development” or WMD.
In 2019, Slightly Mad Studios was acquired by Codemasters, who in turn, was acquired by Electronic Arts in 2021.
Slightly Mad Studios Ltd.
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Developed Games
2009 – Need for Speed: Shift
2011 – Shift 2: Unleashed
2012 – Test Drive: Ferrari Racing Legends
2015 – Project CARS
2016 – Red Bull Air Race: The Game
2017 – Project CARS 2
2020 – Fast & Furious Crossroads
2020 – Project CARS 3
2021 – Project CARS GO
Key People
Carlos Calonge, Director
Related Games
Related News
- Codemasters’ CEO and CFO step down - Jul 9, 2021
- Racing games drive up revenue for Codemasters - Nov 24, 2020
- Project CARS 3 announced - Jun 5, 2020
- Codemasters acquires Slightly Mad Studios - Nov 29, 2019
- Slightly Mad’s console plans in doubt - May 2, 2019
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