Built Games, LLC is an independent video game developer and publisher founded on December 8, 2014, by Michael Pagano Doom and based in Los Angeles, California. The studio was established by Pagano, a former producer and studio head at EA and Zynga, and later brought on former Warner Bros. colleagues Kevin McKinney as co-founder and COO and Jay Guevarra as partner and VP of strategy. The company gained early attention when its first mobile game, Little Dictator, was initially rejected by Apple in February 2015 before later receiving approval. [1]
Design and History
Built Games operates as an independent developer and publisher, creating licensed and original mobile titles. The studio has developed games in partnership with major media companies, including Teletubbies Play Time with DHX Media, Bill & Ted’s Wyld Stallyns based on the Bill and Ted universe, and Broad City: High Score with Comedy Central. [2] Pagano described the studio’s trajectory as going “from zero licenses last year to developing high-quality branded games for Teletubbies and Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure.” [2]
The company’s official website was listed as builtgames.com, and its logo was documented in the Wikipedia article for the company as “Built Games Logo.svg.” [3] The studio’s identity is tied to its independent status and its focus on developing games for established entertainment brands, rather than a widely documented visual redesign history.
Meaning and Symbolism
Typography and Design
The studio’s visual identity has not been the subject of published design commentary or official brand guidelines that would support detailed claims about its typeface, color palette, or layout.
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