THQ Studio Montréal
Moby ID: 17054
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THQ Studio Montréal is a game development studio based in Montréal, Canada. Founded by THQ Inc., it was announced on 19th October 2010 and to be headed by Patrice Désilets starting in the summer of 2011. He was formerly with Ubisoft. Ubisoft filed suit to prevent him from working for THQ, but in December 2011 an appeals court for Quebec overturned that injunction, finding that THQ's pursuit of former Ubisoft employees was not bound by any non-compete clauses in their contracts.
The studio contributed to the development of Homefront (2011) and Darksiders II (2012). Following the closure of parent company THQ in January 2013, the studio was sold to Ubisoft. The acquisition also included the game 1666 (first revealed through a trademark in March 2012) and the previously unannounced game Underdog.
Credited on 2 Games from 2011 to 2012
| Darksiders II (2012 on Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) |
| Homefront (2011 on Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3...) |
Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 2 games with Nanjing Winking Entertainment Ltd.
- 2 games with THQ Inc.
- 2 games with Babel Media Ltd.
- 2 games with Vigil Games
- 2 games with Take-Two Interactive Software Vancouver ULC
- 2 games with HP Enterprise Services, LLP
- 2 games with ak tronic Software & Services GmbH
- 2 games with Relic Entertainment Inc
- 1 game with Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd.
- 1 game with Digital Extremes, Inc.
- 2 games with Michael Motoda
- 2 games with Brian Balistreri
- 2 games with Christopher Cross
- 2 games with Mark Cook
- 2 games with Richard Williams
- 2 games with Mark Muller
- 2 games with Danny Bilson
- 2 games with Paul DeMeo
- 2 games with Jeffrey Charvat
- 2 games with Ian Clark
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