Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 24. Chapters: Feline Fuelled Games, Factor 5, Crytek, RedSpotGames, Ubisoft Blue Byte, Intenium, Niels Bauer Games, CipSoft, Synetic GmbH, Massive Development, Egosoft, Ascaron, Travian Games, Software 2000, Deck13 Interactive, Astragon, Kalypso Media, Spellbound Entertainment, Rainbow Arts, Piranha Bytes, HandyGames, Gameforge, Ariolasoft, Dtp entertainment, Emagic, Fishlabs, Attic Entertainment Software, Cdv Software Entertainment, Replay Studios, Silver Style Entertainment, Radon Labs, Shin'en Multimedia, Cranberry Production, EA Phenomic, Heureka-Klett, Thalion Software, SnapDragon Games, ReLINE Software, Sunflowers Interactive Entertainment Software, Kingsoft GmbH, Phenomic Game Development, Fishtank Interactive, VEB Polytechnik, Related Designs, Redfire Software, Coreplay, Snowstep Development, Artex Software, Zuxxez Entertainment. Excerpt: Feline Fuelled Games is a German video game mod group whose campaigns for Obsidian's role-playing game Neverwinter Nights 2 have received critical acclaim in the German video game press. Before Feline Fuelled Games was established in 2004 its founder Oliver Knörzer and several other team members (among them Eric Dunkel and Matthias Geißler) developed the campaign Silberwald: Der Ring des Schicksals (Silver Forest: The Ring of Destiny) for BioWare's Neverwinter Nights which was released on 21 July 2003. It became a surprise hit with more than 30, 000 downloads at the biggest Neverwinter Nights fansite NWVault. Silberwald: Der Ring des Schicksals received an overall score of 78% in a test by Georg Valentin of the second biggest German game magazine GameStar, and it was the subject of the TV show Giga Games which aired on 25 July 2003. Oliver's mother Ute Knörzer, who designed levels and wrote dialog for Silberwald: Der Ring des Schicksals, then moved on to develop the mods Silberwald Saga: Dunkle Sonne (Silver Forest Legend: Dark Sun), a spin-off of the original Silberwald campaign, and Das Lied der Götter for Neverwinter Nights. The latter one was later translated into English among the title The Song Divine and has been included into NWVault's Hall of Fame list. After Neverwinter Nights 2 was announced by Obsidian, Oliver Knörzer and Ute Knörzer began the development of a new campaign called Gaia: Chroniken des 3. Zeitalters (Gaia: Chronicles of the Third Age) for it in 2004. Some old and new team members joined them over the course of 2004 and 2005 and the mod group was given its name Feline Fuelled Games on 29 September 2005, referring a story arc of the webcomic Dragon Tails about an incompetent video game developer company. The project turned out to be too ambitious, though, and was eventually cancelled in 2006 with Oliver Knörzer also resigning as lead developer. However, Feline Fuelled Games, now led by Ute Knörzer, managed to release several other modules duri