SCE Santa Monica Studio - Games Developed

Games Developed

Game Title US Release Date Platform Notes
Kinetica October 14, 2001 PlayStation 2 Internally developed
God of War March 22, 2005 PlayStation 2 Internally developed
The Con October 18, 2005 PlayStation Portable Collaborated development with Think & Feel Inc.
Neopets: The Darkest Faerie November 26, 2005 PlayStation 2 Collaborated development with Idol Minds
Blast Factor November 17, 2006 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with Bluepoint Games
flOw February 22, 2007 PlayStation 3 Incubated development with Thatgamecompany
God of War II March 13, 2007 PlayStation 2 Internally developed
Calling All Cars! May 10, 2007 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with Incognito Entertainment
God of War: Betrayal June 20, 2007 Mobile phone Collaborated development with Javaground
PixelJunk Racers September 13, 2007 PlayStation 3 Developed by Q-Games
Everyday Shooter October 11, 2007 PlayStation 3 Developed by Queasy Games
Warhawk August 28, 2007 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with Incognito Entertainment
PixelJunk Monsters January 24, 2008 PlayStation 3 Developed by Q-Games
Twisted Metal Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition February 5, 2008 PlayStation 2 Collaborated development with Eat Sleep Play
God of War: Chains of Olympus March 4, 2008 PlayStation Portable Collaborated development with Ready at Dawn
flOw (PSP) March 6, 2008 PlayStation Portable Port handled by SuperVillain Studios
PixelJunk Eden July 31, 2008 PlayStation 3 Developed by Q-Games
Linger in Shadows October 9, 2008 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with Plastic
Everyday Shooter (PSP) December 4, 2008 PlayStation Portable Port handled by Backbone Entertainment
Flower February 12, 2009 PlayStation 3 Incubated development with Thatgamecompany
Fat Princess July 3, 2009 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with Titan Studios and Atomic Operations
God of War Collection November 17, 2009 PlayStation 3 Port handled by Bluepoint Games
God of War III March 16, 2010 PlayStation 3 Internally developed
PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe (PSP) April 27, 2010 PlayStation Portable Developed by Q-Games
Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake (PSP) May 4, 2010 PlayStation Portable Port handled by Super Villain Studios
God of War: Ghost of Sparta November 2, 2010 PlayStation Portable Collaborated development with Ready at Dawn
PixelJunk Shooter December 10, 2010 PlayStation 3 Developed by Q-Games
PixelJunk Shooter 2 March 1, 2011 PlayStation 3 Developed by Q-Games
PixelJunk SideScroller October 25, 2011 PlayStation 3 Developed by Q-Games
God of War: Origins Collection September 13, 2011 PlayStation 3 Port handled by Ready at Dawn
Carnival Island November 15, 2011 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with Magic Pixel Games
Twisted Metal February 14, 2012 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with Eat Sleep Play
Escape Plan February 22, 2012 PlayStation Vita Collaborated development with Fun Bits Interactive
Journey March 13, 2012 PlayStation 3 Incubated/collaborated development with Thatgamecompany
Datura May 8, 2012 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with Plastic
Starhawk May 8, 2012 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with LightBox Interactive
PixelJunk 4am May 15, 2012 PlayStation 3 Developed by Q-Games
Sorcery May 22, 2012 PlayStation 3 Collaborated development with The Workshop
Sound Shapes August 7, 2012 PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita Collaborated development with Queasy Games
God of War Saga August 28, 2012 PlayStation 3 Internally developed/collaborated development with Ready at Dawn. Ports handled by Bluepoint Games and Ready at Dawn
The Unfinished Swan October 23, 2012 PlayStation 3 Incubated development with Giant Sparrow
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale November 20, 2012 PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita Incubated/collaborated development with SuperBot Entertainment
God of War: Ascension March 12, 2013 PlayStation 3 Internally developed
Hohokum TBD PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita Collaborated development with Honeyslug

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