Creative Assembly
Creative Assembly, founded in 1987, is one of Europe's largest game development studios, known for the Total War series and titles like Alien: Isolation and Halo Wars 2.
History
Creative Assembly was founded in 1987, marking the beginning of its journey in the gaming industry. With 36 years of experience, the company has grown to become one of the largest game development studios in Europe. Their expansive growth includes state-of-the-art facilities in the UK and Bulgaria, and a renowned motion capture studio in Sussex, UK. They recently established a new studio in Newcastle, UK, home to their Continuous Improvement Team.
Game Development Projects
Creative Assembly is well-known for its significant contributions to the gaming world through several high-profile projects. The company developed the highly acclaimed Total War series, which includes titles such as Total War: PHARAOH, Total War: WARHAMMER III, and Total War: THREE KINGDOMS. Additionally, they developed the survival horror game Alien: Isolation and the strategy game Halo Wars 2.
Community and Education Initiatives
Creative Assembly is committed to social responsibility, evident through their Legacy Project, focusing on education and charity. They offer scholarships for disadvantaged students at Teesside University and have donated over £30,000 in laptops to students in need via NextGen Skills Academy. The company collaborates with organizations like BAFTA, NextGen Skills Academy, and Ukie to promote diversity in the gaming industry and sponsors the TIGA UK Games Education Awards.
Employee Benefits and Workplace Culture
Creative Assembly has created a nurturing workplace, earning multiple Best Place to Work Awards. They provide flexible working options, including a hybrid working model and a Work from Anywhere benefit. The company also emphasizes skills training and lifelong learning. Employees enjoy renowned studio parties, including a summer festival and Christmas parties, reflecting Creative Assembly's vibrant workplace culture.