EA has quietly removed six Codemasters games from Steam. The affected games include Damnation, Toybox Turbos, Hospital Tycoon, Operation Flashpoint: Rising Dragon, and more. No official statement has ...

Friday 29th September/... Rising Star Games today announces that it has appointed Codemasters as its UK sales and distribution partner. The agreement sees Codemasters taking control of UK sales and ...

Six EA and Codemasters games have suddenly been delisted from Steam, seemingly without any warning. Each of the games was unceremoniously taken from Valve's storefront earlier this week, on the same ...

Several classic racing games from Codemasters will shut down their online services on March 16, 2026. Electronic Arts (EA), which acquired the British studio in 2021, announced the list of games ...

Codemasters will launch an independently branded online gaming portal, "Funsta.com" in September to expand its presence in the online gaming market. Funsta.com will target casual and core online ...

EA's Need for Speed franchise is coming back in a big way with two of gaming's best racing devs at the wheel. Today EA's games division announced that Codemasters and Criterion Games are co-developing ...

Electronic Arts has merged Codemasters’ Cheshire studio with Criterion Games to create a larger team to work on the future of the Need for Speed series, GamesIndustry.biz revealed Thursday. This ...

Codemasters is a veteran UK-based game developer, and they have confirmed layoffs as it shifts its focus toward a portfolio focus. Founded in 1986, the studio has built a reputation for high-quality ...

Codemasters has teamed up with Gear.Club dev Eden Games to develop a new F1 title for mobile. F1 Mobile Racing is coming to iOS and Android and will feature all the teams, cars and circuits of the ...

Perhaps more than any other racing game developer in the scene today, there are more lapsed fans of the Dirt franchise from Codemasters out there longing for a rally racing game done the old-fashioned ...

Electronic Arts has confirmed that Codemasters Cheshire and Need for Speed developer Criterion Games have merged with the aim of spearheading the future of the adrenaline-pumping racing franchise.