Game studio

Activision

40 games in the catalogue ⏱ 1980–2024 9 platforms
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Games by the studio (40)

  1. Boxing · 1980

    A top-down view of two-player boxing — a simple mechanic that defined virtual fighting.

  2. Frostbite · 1981

    Activision reflex classics; pure fun.

  3. Ice Hockey · 1981

    Fast-paced hockey where you switch between three types of players depending on the situation on the ice.

  4. Kaboom! · 1981

    The purest distillation of addictive arcade action; a single mechanic honed to perfection.

  5. Tennis · 1981

    One of Activision's first titles; a simple tennis simulation for the 2600.

  6. Barnstorming · 1982

    Flying a biplane between barns, inspired by stunt pilots; an early Activision game.

  7. Grand Prix · 1982

    A sense of speed from a handful of pixels — racing from a top-down view against fast-approaching rivals.

  8. Chopper Command · 1982

    Defend a convoy by helicopter, with a clear minimap of the battlefield at the top of the screen.

  9. Megamania · 1982

    A space shooter attacked by toasters and butterflies alike. Wacky but addictive.

  10. Pitfall! · 1982

    Pioneering action platformer with a vast world; a time limit forces efficient haste.

  11. Beamrider · 1983

    A shooter along a grid of beams, with limited torpedoes for the tougher enemies.

  12. Enduro · 1983

    An endless race against time as day turns to night. One of the most addictive racers on the 2600.

  13. Keystone Kapers · 1983

    A chase inspired by the Keystone Cops slapstick films; a witty Activision classic.

  14. Pitstop · 1983

    Racing with pit stops; worn tires must be swapped in time.

  15. Plaque Attack · 1983

    A distinctive shooter where a house is defended by the player against a raid of hot dogs and cupcakes.

  16. River Raid · 1983

    A fighter jet in a canyon, dwindling fuel, and bridges to blast apart. A pioneer of vertical shooters.

  17. Robot Tank · 1983

    A tank simulation with damageable systems — a complex experience on modest hardware.

  18. The Activision Decathlon · 1983

    A decathlon with ten events in one contest; rising tension along with tired player fingers.

  19. H.E.R.O. · 1984

    A hero with a jet pack and laser helmet rescues miners trapped underground.

  20. Pitfall II: Lost Caverns · 1984

    The first game with its own chip for multichannel music; a far larger world.

  21. 2600

    Pitstop II · 1984

    A sequel with a split screen for two players at once; an unusual feat on the Atari 2600.

  22. Double Dragon · 1989

    A home port of the genre-founding beat 'em up that defined the entire brawler genre.

  23. Hunter · 1991

    An open military world where you choose your route — by motorbike, helicopter, boat, or on foot.

  24. Return to Zork · 1993

    A return to the Great Underground Empire as a cinematic adventure with live-action actors instead of a parser.

  25. MechWarrior 2: 31st Century Combat · 1995

    A cockpit simulator of a BattleMech robot; managing heat, ammo, and machine damage.

  26. Interstate '76 · 1997

    Vehicular combat set in an alternate 1976; the cutscenes imitate the grainy film look of the seventies.

  27. Zork: Grand Inquisitor · 1997

    The legendary text adventure series in graphical form for the first time, with self-deprecating wit.

  28. Civilization: Call to Power · 1999

    A parallel branch of Civilization from Activision, created without Sid Meier after the brand changed hands.

  29. Win9x

    Civilization: Call to Power II · 2000

    A splinter branch of the series that pushed civilization all the way to colonizing the oceans and orbit.

  30. Star Trek: Armada · 2000

    A real-time strategy game with a licensed Star Trek look and four warring factions.

  31. Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile · 2024

    Warzone battle royale in mobile form; an attempt to bring full-fledged Call of Duty into your pocket.