Stockholm-headquartered free-to-play gaming group, founded in 2010 by Jörgen Larsson and listed on Nasdaq Stockholm (SF). Stillfront’s studios — including Goodgame Studios, Storm8 and Babil Games — serve roughly 36 million monthly players across franchises such as BIG, Jawaker and Supremacy. In Portugal it operates through Stillfront Portugal, Unipessoal, Lda, documented in the Swedish Embassy / Luso-Swedish Chamber catalogue of Swedish investments.
Stillfront’s Portuguese presence runs through Stillfront Portugal, Unipessoal, Lda, the group’s locally registered entity, documented in the Swedish Embassy and Luso-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (CLS) catalogue of Swedish investments in Portugal. For a group whose development teams are deliberately distributed across studios worldwide, a Portuguese entity gives it a base inside one of Europe’s fastest-growing games-talent markets.
The parent is one of the Nordic region’s consolidation stories: founded in 2010 by Jörgen Larsson, listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, and built through studio acquisitions — Goodgame Studios in Germany, Storm8 in the United States, Babil Games in the Middle East among them — into a free-to-play portfolio played by roughly 36 million people every month across strategy, simulation, RPG and casual genres.
Swedish gaming groups — Embracer, Paradox, MTG and Stillfront — anchor one of Europe’s strongest sector clusters, and Lisbon’s growing games and tech-talent scene is a natural extension. Stillfront’s quiet Portuguese entity is part of a broader pattern of Nordic digital-content groups establishing southern European footholds.
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