Digital Bros. S.p.A.

Italian video game publisher and distributor, known for releasing titles like Bust-A-Move 3 DX and Rule of Rose in Europe.

Action

Sports

Simulation

Role-playing (RPG)

Driving

Website

Founded

1989

HQ

Milan, Italy

Known for

Action / Adventure / Indie

22

Games

1998–2006

Years

2

Platforms

$26.13

Ø CIB

+5.4%

24M change

About

Digital Bros. S.p.A. is an Italian publisher and distributor that brought several notable titles to the European market. The company was responsible for publishing and distributing games such as Bust-A-Move 3 DX, Aces of War, Pinball Fun, Master Chess, Motorbike King, Guilty Gear Isuka, and Rule of Rose. It also handled the European release of Magna Carta, establishing its connection to the Magna Carta franchise.

Founded in Milan in 1989, the company expanded its European distribution network by securing localized publishing rights for diverse international properties. Within the Magna Carta franchise ecosystem, the publisher facilitated the localization and regional availability of key titles. This franchise integration spanned various genres, bridging Japanese fighting games, tactical simulations, and niche budget releases for European audiences.

Under this franchise umbrella, the company managed the PAL region logistics for Bust-A-Move 3 DX (1998), introducing its puzzle mechanics to a broader demographic. In 2000, the publisher intensified its output within the Magna Carta lineup, releasing the flight simulator Aces of War, the casual titles Pinball Fun and Master Chess, and the racing game Motorbike King. During the same year, the company secured the distribution of the fighting game Guilty Gear Isuka, the survival horror title Rule of Rose, and the central role-playing game Magna Carta. These releases solidified the publisher's role in importing distinct Asian and global gaming properties to European console players, establishing a diverse portfolio under the Magna Carta banner.