Who wrote this comparison.
This comparison was prepared by OverFuture, a studio in Zaragoza that also develops games to order. We compete with these companies, so we do not appear in the table and introduce ourselves separately, under ‘About us’. Each fact links to the studio’s own website. Data checked again on 10 November 2026.
How we scored each studio.
We looked for studios that make games for others: on commission, in co-development, as porting work or as serious games for training or marketing. Studios that only release their own games, and those offering advergames with no published game, are left out. Each studio has at least four facts we could check on its own website.
| Criterion | Weight | How we check it |
|---|---|---|
| Game development for third parties | 25 | Services stated on its website |
| Verifiable address | 20 | Legal notice or contact page: 20 if it is in the city of Barcelona and 0 if it is outside |
| Track record | 20 | 20 points for 20 years or more; 15 for 10 to 19; 10 for 5 to 9; 5 for fewer; 0 if not stated |
| Published games or projects | 20 | 20 for a game in a store or a project with its own page; 10 if projects are named without their own page; 0 if there are none |
For a game studio, the useful portfolio is the games you can download or the cases it explains. That is why this criterion replaces the web portfolio used in other comparisons. A tile on a shared page does not count as a project with its own page.
For the address we apply the strict city limit, as in our other city comparisons. VRMax and JanduSoft work in the metropolitan area and score 0 on that criterion. Tied studios are listed alphabetically.
Declaration of interest. OverFuture offers this same service, so it is neither ranked nor listed in the table. Last review, 10 November 2026.
Results.
| # | Studio | Work for clients | Address | Track record | Published games or projects | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cookie Box | Serious games and gamification | Rambla de Catalunya 38 (08007) | 18+ years | Published cases | 80 |
| 2 | Ravalmatic | Advergames, serious games and HTML5 games on commission | C/ Sant Vicenç 21 (08001) | Since 2011 | Lidl advergame and client games with own page | 80 |
| 3 | The Breach Studios | Work for hire, co-development and consulting | Av. Diagonal 576 (08021) | Not stated | Westlanders on Steam | 65 |
| 4 | JanduSoft | Porting and publishing for other studios | Santa Coloma de Cervelló (08690), outside the city | Not stated | Published games with own page | 45 |
| 5 | VRMax | Serious games and VR games | Gavà (08850), outside the city | No year published | Named projects without own page | 35 |
Studio profiles.
Cookie Box. It describes itself as a gamification and serious game consultancy. It designs training games for companies and publishes cases such as Compliance Culture Game. It claims more than 18 years of experience, and its legal notice places it on Rambla de Catalunya.
Ravalmatic. A studio in the Raval district that makes HTML5 games for other companies, from advergames to serious games. It says it was established in 2011 and shows a commissioned advergame for Lidl with its own page. Its blog has not been updated since February 2024, so it is worth confirming that it takes on new work.
The Breach Studios. It offers work for hire, co-development and consulting to studios and publishers. Westlanders has a page on Steam, and it presents an official LaLiga game as commissioned work. Its office is on Avinguda Diagonal. It does not publish a founding year.
JanduSoft. It brings other studios’ games to consoles and publishes them. It lists the titles it has published, each with its own page. According to its privacy policy, its address is in Santa Coloma de Cervelló, outside the city of Barcelona. It does not state a founding year.
VRMax. It develops virtual reality content, serious games and video games for companies. Its website says its workers have built up more than 15 years of experience, a figure that does not count towards track record. It names projects on its serious games page, but without a page for each one. Its registered office is in Gavà, outside the city of Barcelona.
How to choose a game studio in Barcelona.
- Ask to see a game of theirs running on the platform you need.
- Ask for a quote that separates prototype, production and release.
- Put the ownership of the code and the art in writing.
- Agree on playable builds every few weeks if you work remotely.
- Ask who will maintain the game after launch.
To compare studios across the country, see the best video game studios in Spain. To see how we build games ourselves, visit our page on Unity game development.
Frequently asked questions.
Cookie Box and Ravalmatic, with 80 out of 85 points in the November 2026 review. They tie, so they are listed alphabetically.
Because they are based in Gavà and Santa Coloma de Cervelló, outside the city of Barcelona. We apply the same city limit in every city comparison.
Because we also develop games for clients and compete with these studios. Our details are in the ‘About us’ box.
Yes. The Spanish version has the same studios and scores, and it links to the Catalan one.
Related projects.
Real work by OverFuture and its founder in this field. The project pages are in Spanish.
