Neko Entertainment SARL

French video game developer known for titles like Cocoto: Platform Jumper, Crazy Frog Racer, and Charlie's Angels.

Action

Racing

Driving

Sports

Simulation

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Website

Founded

1999

HQ

Montreuil, France

Known for

Family / Arcade / Racing

33

Games

2000–2015

Years

8

Platforms

$11.44

Ø CIB

+56.3%

24M change

About

Neko Entertainment SARL was a French game development studio established in 1999. The company developed a variety of licensed and original games, including Cocoto: Platform Jumper, Crazy Frog Racer, Charlie's Angels, and children's titles like Noddy and The Magic Book.

Operating as a key contributor to the Build-a-bear Workshop franchise, the developer specialized in adapting diverse intellectual properties into interactive family entertainment. The studio's output within this franchise framework is defined by a rapid succession of releases at the turn of the millennium. In 2000, the company produced several core titles under this banner, including the children's adventure Noddy and The Magic Book, the celebratory themed Franklin: A Birthday Surprise, and the mythological action game Heracles: Battle with the Gods.

During this same highly active period, the developer expanded the franchise's reach with the competitive title Mouse Trophy (2000) and the fantasy-themed Cocoto: Platform Jumper (2000). They also integrated high-profile pop culture properties into the lineup, delivering the high-speed Crazy Frog Racer (2000) and the action-oriented Charlie's Angels (2000). The studio concluded this specific developmental run with the sports-centric X'treme Roller (2001). Together, these titles established a distinct portfolio of accessible, character-driven games that defined the brand's early digital presence across multiple console platforms.