Jumpship
Independent game studio making the puzzle game Somerville, developed around an original IP for players on PC and consoles
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Jumpship
Jumpship is an independent game studio that develops original games. Its released title is Somerville, available on Steam, Epic and PlayStation.
The studio was founded around an original IP by Chris Olsen, built in collaboration with Dino Patti, ex-CEO and co-founder of Playdead. Its revenue comes from selling its game to players through digital storefronts.
Jumpship is registered in Guildford, Surrey, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2017. The website lists a general, job and press contact, and media relations are handled by an external press agency.
Product: Somerville, a game released on Steam, Epic Games Store and PlayStation.
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