Double Eleven

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Double Eleven

DoubleElevenLogo.svg: Infobox image for Minecraft company 'Double Eleven'

{
    "title": "Double Eleven",
    "rows": [
        {
            "field": "Public",
            "label": "Type"
        },
        {
            "field": "Lee Hutchinson and Matt Shepcar",
            "label": "Founder(s)"
        },
        {
            "field": "June 2009<span class=\"noprint\">; 17 years ago</span><span class=\"bday dtstart published updated\">June 2009</span>)</span>",
            "label": "Founded"
        },
        {
            "field": "(link to wikipedia:Middlesbrough article, displayed as Middlesbrough, England)",
            "label": "Headquarters"
        },
        {
            "field": "''(link to Minecraft Dungeons article, displayed as Minecraft Dungeons)'', ''(link to Wikipedia:PixelJunk article, displayed as PixelJunk)'', and others",
            "label": "Products"
        },
        {
            "field": "\n* [https://double11.com Website]",
            "label": "Links"
        }
    ],
    "invimages": [],
    "images": [
        "DoubleElevenLogo.svg"
    ]
}

Double Eleven is a British game development studio based in Middlesbrough, England. The studio is responsible for developing Minecraft Dungeons alongside Mojang Studios and Xbox Game Studios, particularly with multiplayer, DLC content, and the console versions^[1], as well as Minecraft Dungeons II.

Games

Double Eleven has developed / published the following games:^[2]

PixelJunk Eden (PS3/Windows, 2009-2012)
Call of Duty: Black Ops – Zombies (iOS, 2011)
Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (iOS, 2012)
LittleBigPlanet PS Vita (Vita, 2012)
Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga (iOS, 2013)
Lego Marvel Super Heroes: Universe in Peril (iOS, 2013)
PixelJunk Shooter (Windows/Mac/Linux, 2013)
Limbo (PS4/Vita/ONE, 2013-2015)
PixelJunk Monsters (Vita/Windows/Mac/Linux/WiiU, 2013-2016)
Frozen Synapse Prime (Windows/Mac/Linux/iOS/Android/PS3/Vita, 2014)
Goat Simulator (PS3/PS4/360/ONE/Win10, 2015)
Nom Nom Galaxy (PS4, 2015)
Inside (Windows/ONE/PS4, 2016)
Lego Harry Potter Collection (PS4, 2016)
Mantis Burn Racing (Windows/ONE/PS4/NSwitch, 2016-2017)
Prison Architect (360/ONE/PS4/NSwitch, 2016-2018)
Songbringer (ONE/PS4/Windows, 2017)
Super Cloudbuilt (ONE/PS4/Windows, 2017)
Doctor Who Infinity (iOS/Android/Fire, 2018)
Fallout 76 (ONE/PS4/Windows, 2018)
Crackdown 3 (ONE/Win10, 2019)
This Is Pool (PS4/ONE/Windows/NSwitch, 2019)
Minecraft Dungeons (ONE/PS4/NSwitch, 2020)
Rust (ONE/PS4, 2020)
Red Dead Redemption (NSwitch/PS4, 2023)
Grounded (NSwitch/PS4/PS5, 2024)
Blindfire (PC/PS5/Xbox Series, 2024)
Minecraft Dungeons II (PC/PS5/Xbox Series/NSwitch/NSwitch 2, 2026)

Gallery

The old logo for Double Eleven.

External links

Twitter profile

References

Sources

Double Eleven — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3651114.