Digital Extremes

Digital Extremes is a Canadian video game developer based in London, Ontario, founded in 1993 by James Schmalz. The company gained early recognition with the shareware hit *Epic Pinball* and co-created the influential *Unreal* series in collaboration with Epic Games, which includes titles like *Unreal Tournament* and *Unreal Championship*. These games have collectively sold over 10-15 million units worldwide. Today, Digital Extremes is best known for *Warframe*, a free-to-play online action game that has achieved significant success and a large player base. The company employs over 450 staff and fosters a creative studio culture focused on innovation and collaboration. Digital Extremes develops games primarily for PC and consoles, emphasizing high-quality graphics and community engagement. Its commitment to a community-first approach allows them to actively involve players in shaping game development and updates.