| Company name | Description | Games |
|---|---|---|
Rowan Software Ltd.
Rowan Software was a software company located in the United Kingdom and founded in 1987. The studio specialized in flight simulators.
Rowan Software's last game was Battle of Britain (2001). The company was acquired by Empire Interactive Europe in December 2000.
|
Dawn Patrol, Reach for the Skies | |
Rozner Labs Software Group |
Beethoven's 2nd | |
RPSoft |
Space Station Escape | |
RYLO Software |
Veritech: Variable Fighter Simulator | |
S S G
Strategic Studies Group was primarily created to produce war strategy games as the title already suggests. Their focus was mostly on World War II but was not limited to it which shows for example very successful Warlords series.
|
Warlords 2, Warlords, Warlords 2 Deluxe, Halls of Montezuma | |
S&M Software |
BipBop II | |
S. Larratt |
Alien Worlds | |
SaadaSoft |
Castle of the Winds 2, Castle of the Winds | |
Safari Software Ltd.
Safari Software Ltd. was formed in the late 1980s and was primarily the developer of fast-action games for Epic MegaGames, which bought them out in 1997.
|
Heroes 1/4: The Tantalizing Trio, Heroes: The Sanguine Seven | |
Sanctuary Software Studio, Inc. |
Backlash: A Turret Gunner Simulation | |
Sandcastle |
Immortal | |
SAV Creation |
Rollin | |
Scenario Developments |
Obitus | |
Scetlander Ltd. |
Henrietta's Book of Spells, Hooray for Henrietta | |
SCi Games Ltd. |
The Lawnmower Man, Star Trek Pinball | |
Science Research Associates, Inc. |
Arithmetic Games Set 1 | |
Scott Douglas |
3D Trek | |
Screaming Duck Software |
Glook | |
SDJ Enterprises, Inc.
A small outfit consisting of Steven D. Jones, a public domain programmer responsible for the old shareware game Dracula in London (and possibly several pieces of educational software as well).
|
Dracula in London, Big Three | |
SE Software |
Black Knight: Marine Strike Fighter | |
