People Can Fly

People Can Fly is a video game development studio that builds action games on Unreal Engine. Its work includes co-developing Gears of War: E-Day with Microsoft, the PvE mode Xeno Point for PUBG: Battlegrounds with Krafton, and Lost Rift, a self-published survival shooter in Steam Early Access. Earlier titles include Painkiller, Bulletstorm, Gears of War: Judgment and Outriders.

Its customers are game publishers it develops projects for, including Microsoft, Sony Interactive Entertainment, 2K Games, Krafton, Take-Two Interactive and Square Enix, and players who buy its self-published games. The website describes a model that combines work on partner projects with self-publishing, and does not give further revenue details.

The website states the company was established in 2002 in Warsaw and that its Warsaw headquarters is one of six studio locations: Warsaw, Rzeszów, Katowice, Newcastle, Montreal and Dublin (publishing division). The careers page describes a team of 650+ operating in Europe and North America. Open roles listed on the site cover technical art, character art, animation, UI/UX design, senior game design, IP legal, IT support and payroll, mostly in Montreal and Warsaw.

Product: AAA and AA action games co-developed with publishers and self-published on PC, console and VR, including Gears of War: E-Day, Lost Rift and Bulletstorm VR.