CI Games S.A.

CI Games is a development and publishing company based in Poland with its headquarters in Warsaw. It was established in 2002 by Lemon Interactive (previously also called Coda), a company that mainly published budget titles but also had a development team. Most of the Lemon Interactive people formed the core of Onimedia Sp. z o.o. (also called Oni Games), a separate sister company to City Interactive to publish and distribute externally developed titles, but with the same owners as City. In 2007 it was formally merged into City Interactive. The company name was changed from City Interactive to CI Games in August 2013.

The development team was further made up out of members of Tatanka s.c., a studio that was initially a demo group and released Asy Przestworzy in 2002, a precursor to City's Wings of Honour series.

A third studio at the core of City was We Open Eyes, another demo group that caught the attention of Lemon Interactive with Genocide, a project that would eventually become Project Earth: Starmageddon (2002).

Next to the Warsaw headquarters, CI Games has four additional studios in Poland:

• City Interactive Bydgoszcz (2010, full development studio)
• City Interactive Katowice (2006, support studio for content)
• City Interactive Poznań (2009, art assets for the other studios)
• City Interactive Rzeszów (2007, acquired as Detalion Art)

City Interactive established a studio in Romania:

• City Interactive Studio S.r.l. (2011-2013)

They also own:

• Digital Red Publishing
• Fresh Chicken Studio (acquired in 2008)

In 2007 the company transformed from a limited liability company to a joint stock company and debuted on the Warsaw stock exchange in November. City also has several international offices:

• City Interactive Canada Inc.
• City Interactive Germany GmbH
• City Interactive Spain, S.L.
• City Interactive Studio Ltd. (UK)
• City Interactive USA Inc.

In 2007 the company set up City Interactive Americas in Peru, South America, to produce content to support the Polish studios, but the studio was already closed a year later, in 2008.

City Interactive is especially known for the Art of Murder adventure series, the shooter series Battlestrike, Code of Honor and Terrorist Takedown, and their Sniper games.