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Winking Studios is a global game development and art outsourcing company headquartered in Singapore, dual-listed on the London Stock Exchange and Singapore Exchange.

Last updated September 2, 2026

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Overview

Winking Studios is one of the largest external game development studios globally, with over 20 years of experience providing end-to-end art production and game development services. It is headquartered in Singapore and dual-listed on the London Stock Exchange and Singapore Exchange. The company has expanded to more than 1400 employees across 14 studios in Singapore, Quebec, Kuala Lumpur, Taipei, Shanghai, and Nanjing, serving a global customer base that includes 22 of the top 25 game publishers in the world.

History

Winking Studios originated as WindThunder Studio in Taipei. It fully developed PC games Guardian's Sword and Heroine Anthem. It established Winking Studios and set up game development studios in Taipei, Shanghai, and Nanjing. The company was invested by Intel, HSBC, and later by Cathay Financial Holdings, Taishin Holdings, SinoPac Holdings, and more. It formed partnerships with Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, and Epic Games. It released Unearthing Mars, developed the Heroine Anthem PC game series, and developed VR game I'm Hungry. It established headquarters in Singapore.

Products and positioning

  • Guardian's Sword

    PC game fully developed by WindThunder Studio.

  • Heroine Anthem

    PC game series developed by Winking Studios.

  • XAOC

    MMORPG fully developed by Winking Studios, with success in Asia.

  • Unearthing Mars

    Game released by Winking Studios, received top sales in Japan and North America.

  • I'm Hungry

    VR game developed by Winking Studios.

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