PulluP Entertainment Video Games

PulluP Entertainment is a prominent French video game company with a history dating back to its founding in 1996 as Focus Home Interactive. Based in Paris, the company initially started by distributing music software before pivoting to video game publishing in 2000. Over the decades, it has grown from a local distributor into a global powerhouse, known for managing acclaimed franchises such as A Plague Tale, Farming Simulator, and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2. In April 2024, the company underwent a major rebranding from Focus Entertainment to PulluP Entertainment to better represent its diversified structure, which now includes dedicated divisions for publishing, internal development studios, and even audiovisual production.

While the company is headquartered in France, its operations and product manufacturing (digital and physical software) are global. PulluP Entertainment owns several internal development studios across Europe and North America, including Deck13 in Germany, Dotemu in France, BlackMill Games in the Netherlands, and Dovetail Games in the United Kingdom. This international presence means that its games are developed and 'manufactured' in multiple countries. As a publicly traded company on Euronext Paris, its ownership is distributed among institutional and individual shareholders, with Neology Holding (controlled by Fabrice Larue) serving as a significant reference shareholder.