Tuque Games
Tuque Games is a Canadian video game developer based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The company was founded by Jeff Hattem, formerly of Ubisoft and Behaviour Interactive, in 2012. The company released its first game "Livelock" in partnership with publisher Perfect World Entertainment in 2016. Tuque Games is currently working on a "Dungeons & Dragons" game called "". History. Tuque Games was founded in 2012. began work on a sci-fi RPG titled World War Machine in 2014. They employed researchers from nanotechnology and aerospace defense fields to help develop the game. Concept art for the game was created by Aaron  Beck, known for work on "District 9", "", and "Elysium", while the story was done by Daniel H. Wilson, author of "Robopocalypse". World War Machine became the first submission accepted through the Square Enix Collective in April 2014. World War Machine was renamed to Livelock in 2016. It was the first buy-to-play game published by Perfect World Entertainment. Tuque Games started developing a "Dungeons & Dragons" game in partnership with Wizards of the Coast with a team of 12 in early 2017. On March of 2019, the company announced that the "Dungeons & Dragons" game was in development. Wizards of the  Coast then acquired Tuque Games in October of 2019. "" was officially announced with a teaser trailer shown during The Game Awards 2019 on December 12, 2019.