Lionhead Studios

Lionhead Studios was a British video game developer founded in 1997 by Peter Molyneux and others.

Based in Guildford, England, the studio became well-known for its creative and choice-driven games, particularly the Fable series, Black & White, and The Movies. In 2006, Lionhead was acquired by Microsoft and continued to develop innovative titles until its closure in 2016. The studio was recognized for its experimental approach to game design, focusing on player choice and engagement. Lionhead's legacy includes a reputation as one of the UK's most creative game studios, contributing significantly to the gaming landscape with its unique and ambitious projects.