TechWare

TechWare, commonly known and referred as TW is an American video game development studio. It originated from New York and founded by James DeMarco in 2014 after he ressigned from Electronic Arts.
== History ==
In early 2014, an Electronic Arts' video games designer, James DeMarco ressigned from the company to build his own video games company with his friends from EA too. And they decided to named the company, TechWare.
With the amount of budget they got, they created an indie game for Microsoft Windows, Android, and iOS called Wild Adventure. And the results are good, many people like and buying this game from Steam, Play Store, and App Store. With the high demands from the people, they created the sequels and the game become the number 2 of the top 10 Indie Games of the year.
And with the money from the two games, they are deciding to create a game engine for PC and Consoles called, TechX-Engine and sell it to video games companies around the world. And they also made a ton of money from the game engine.
2 months later, they decided to created another game but not an indie game, but it's a game for PC and consoles called Blind Zero.
== Development ==
TO BE ADDED
== Studios and Subsidiaries ==
=== Studios ===
* TechWare The Hague
* TechWare Los Angeles
* TechWare Paris
* TechWare Montreal
* TechWare Milan
* TechWare Prague
* TechWare Barcelona
* TechWare Japan
* TechWare San Francisco
* TechWare Quebec
* TechWare Shanghai
* TechWare Toronto
* TechWare Singapore
* TechWare Taiwan
=== Subsidiaries ===
* Red Bricks
* Quantum-X
* White Knights Games
* NEXUS Studios
* Frontliners
* DeFuse Entertainent
* RiGGed Games
* Warp Games
* Drifterz Entertainment
* High Rollers Software
* T-N-T Entertainment
* ADVanced Entertainment
* Cross Studios
* Nightfall Entertainment
== Products ==
=== Video Games ===
==== 2014 ====
* Wild Adventure
* Wild Adventure 2: The Adventure Continues
==== 2015 ====
* Blind Zero
==== 2025 ====
* Traids Dogs 1
==== 2029 ====
* Traids Dogs 2
MORE TO COME
=== Application ===
TO BE ADDED
=== Software ===
* TechX-Engine - Video game engine for TechWare licensed games (for commercial use at first).
* TechXEnhancher - Photorealistic engine for TechWare licensed games.
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