Triple Eh? Limited

Triple Eh? Ltd is an independent video game developer based in Hampshire, United Kingdom, founded by veteran video game developer Gareth Noyce in 2013 and best known as the developer of the 2016 indie isometric puzzle platformer Lumo, published by Rising Star Games ^[1].

History[edit]

Triple Eh? was founded in 2013 by video game developer Gareth Noyce who has previously worked on titles such as Crackdown, Crackdown 2, Too Human, Project Gotham Racing 3, Fable 2, Kinect Star Wars and Polybius, amongst other titles ^[2] whilst working for established video game studios including Lionhead Studios, Ruffian Games, Real Time Worlds and Climax Group. The studio released its first independent video game Lumo on May 24th, 2016 on Microsoft Windows and Playstation 4 to critical acclaim ^[3], with Eurogamer calling the title 'enchanting' ^[4]. Lumo was then ported to Xbox One and Playstation Vita shortly after the initial launch date in 2016 after being developed by Just Add Water Ltd. The title was later also ported to the Nintendo Switch and released a year later in 2017 ^[5]. The studio has also revealed a number of other titles currently in development, such as Little Breton, a 'top down Zelda-like RPG set in medieval Britain and Neutrino, Noyce's 'take on 16bit Schmups ^[6].

Release date	Titles	Genre	Platform(s)
2016	Lumo	Puzzle game, 3D Platformer	Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
TBA	Little Breton	RPG	TBA
TBA	Neutrino	Shoot em up	TBA

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