La Poule Noire
Narrative video games and game-development support for players and other studios
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About La Poule Noire
La Poule Noire is a cooperative video game studio that develops narrative games with humor and comedy. Its released titles include Edgar – Bokbok in Boulzac, To Hell with the Ugly, and Looking for Fael; it is working on Matelotes.
The studio also provides console porting, optimization, technical consulting, release management, illustration, and producing services to other game studios. It is based in Angoulême, with locations in Lannion and Lyon, France; the company was founded in 2018.
Product: Narrative video games and development services including console porting, optimization, technical consulting, release management, illustration, and producing.
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