Atomic Planet Entertainment Limited

A British video game developer active in the 2000s, known for developing licensed titles and sports games.

Action

Sports

Puzzle

Tactics

Educational

Founded

2000

HQ

Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

Known for

Action / Adventure / Platform

35

Games

2000–2010

Years

10

Platforms

$10.42

Ø CIB

+32.7%

24M change

About

Atomic Planet Entertainment Limited was a UK-based development studio founded in 2000. The company developed several licensed adaptations and sports titles, including Miami Vice, Jackie Chan Adventures, Jumanji, and Perfect Ace 2: The Championships. They were also responsible for games like 10 Pin: Champions Alley and Dark Wind.

Operating within the broader ecosystem of the Family Feud and Top Gun franchises, the developer's portfolio focused heavily on adapting established intellectual properties for sixth-generation consoles. The studio's output under these brand umbrellas included the action-oriented Miami Vice and the animated tie-in Jackie Chan Adventures, both released in 2000. They also targeted casual and family audiences with Jumanji and the bowling simulation 10 Pin: Champions Alley.

In addition to these licensed properties, the developer contributed to the franchise landscape with the western-themed releases Gun and Gun [Platinum], alongside the combat-heavy Dark Wind and the sports simulation Perfect Ace 2: The Championships. These projects defined the studio's technical approach, which relied on adapting diverse gameplay mechanics—ranging from third-person shooters to sports simulations—to fit the thematic demands of major media brands. This specialized focus allowed the studio to maintain a prolific output during the early 2000s, securing its role as a key work-for-hire developer for major publishers seeking to capitalize on recognized global franchises.