13th Floor is a video game industry entity involved in the publishing and distribution of various titles. Its portfolio includes classic releases and spin-offs such as Lode Runner 2, Family Boxing, and Playchapas: Football Edition. Additionally, the company is associated with hand-held releases like ATV Off-Road Fury Blazin' Trails and Fired Up.
The entity's publishing history spans several decades, bridging classic 1980s home computer releases with 2000s handheld console titles. Within the
Lode Runner franchise, the publisher handled the distribution of
Lode Runner 2 (1984) and the sports title
Family Boxing (1988).
In the 2000s, the publisher's portfolio shifted toward portable gaming, particularly on the PlayStation Portable platform, aligning with major brand ecosystems like the Gran Turismo, Everybody Dance, and
Lode Runner franchises. Specifically, the company managed various regional and promotional editions of
ATV Off-Road Fury Blazin' Trails (2005), including the standard retail version, the
ATV Offroad Fury Blazin Trails [Greatest Hits] edition, and the rare
ATV Off-Road Fury Blazin' Trails [Greatest Hits Not For Resale] promotional variant.
During this same period, the publisher distributed the vehicular combat game
Fired Up (2005), overseeing both its
Fired Up [Pre-Production Not For Resale] build and its subsequent budget-range
Fired Up [Platinum] release. These titles, alongside the niche sports release
Playchapas: Football Edition (2004), represent the publisher's footprint in the global handheld market during the mid-2000s.