Question 1

What games have Flashbulb Games made

Accepted Answer

Flashbulb Games is best known for:TrailmakersRubber BanditsThe team also includes developers who previously worked on titles such as Kalimba, Tentacles: Enter the Mind, and Max & The Magic Marker.

Question 2

Where is Flashbulb located?

Accepted Answer

Flashbulb Games is a Danish Studio, based in Copenhagen Denmark. Address:Vester Farimagsgade 19, 4th Floor1606 Copenhagen VDenmark

Question 3

Who owns Flashbulb Games?

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Flashbulb Games is an independent game studio owned and operated by its founders and employees.Flashbulb Games was founded in 2016 by Rune Dittmer, Mikkel Thorsted, Lasse Outzen, and Ole Teglbjærg. Before that they had built Press Play (which was acquired by Microsoft in 2012).When Press Play closed in 2016, they founded Flashbulb Games and brought an expert team of developers with the ambition to make the world's best building game. That is still the ambition. In 2021 Flashbulb was acquired by Nordisk Games and in September 2025 the founders bought back the studio and is now independent again.

Question 4

Are the games Free to Play?

Accepted Answer

No, both Rubber Bandits and Trailmakers are paid games. That is how we make money to pay the developers to keep making more content.Both games also offers paid extra content, for those players who want more content. That said, the games are complete games and there is no need to buy more if your wallet doesn't allow it.

Question 5

What is Flashbulb Games?

Accepted Answer

Flashbulb Games is an independent game development studio based in Copenhagen, Denmark. We create physics-driven sandbox games that encourage creativity, experimentation, and emergent gameplay. Our mission is to build games that you play with, not just play.

Question 6

What kind of games does Flashbulb Games make?

Accepted Answer

We specialize in creative sandbox experiences, physics-based gameplay, multiplayer fun, and systems that allow players to build, experiment, and create their own stories.See more on the frontpage