Thalion Software

Industry	Video games
Founded	1988
Defunct	1994
Headquarters	Gütersloh, Germany
Number of employees	11 (1992)
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Thalion Software was formed by members of the Atari ST demoscene in October 1988, in Gütersloh, Germany^[2]. The main aim of Thalion Software was to produce cutting edge technology games. Despite the technical quality, sales of the games never really matched expectations and by the end of 1994 the developers had left and the company eventually closed. The two founders were Erik Simon (of The Exceptions) and Holger Flöttmann. Flöttmann later went on to found another video games company, Ascaron.

Game releases

Warp (1989)
Chambers of Shaolin (1989)
The Seven Gates of Jambala (1989)
Leavin' Teramis (1990)
Atomix (1990)
Dragonflight (1990)
Wings of Death (precursor of Lethal Xcess) (1990)
Magic Lines (1990)
Tower FRA (1990)
Enchanted Land (1990)
A Prehistoric Tale (1991)
Ghost Battle (1991)
Tangram (1991)
Trex Warrior (1991)
A320 Airbus (1991)
Amberstar (1992)
Neuronics (1992)
No Second Prize (1992)
Lionheart (1993)
A320 Airbus Edition:Europa (1993)
A320 Airbus Edition:USA (1993)
Ambermoon (1993)

Employees^[3]^[4] (in no order)

Holger Flöttmann
Erik Simon (ES/TEX)
Jochen Hippel (MadMax/TEX)
Michael Raasch (Daryl/TEX)
Udo Fischer (-ME-/TEX)
Günter Bitz (6719/TEX)
Michael Bittner (Hexogen/TNT Crew)
Jurie Horneman (Relayer/QX)
Karsten Köper
Richard Karsmakers (Cronos/QX)
Marc Rosocha
Stefan Kimmlingen (Tyrem/TLB)
Tim Moss (Manikin/TLB)
David Moss (SPAZ/TLB)
Stefan Posthuma (Digital Insanity/TLB)
Christian Jungen (TNT)
Niklas Malmqvist (Tanis/TCB)
Niclas Thisell (Nic/TCB)
Anders Suurkuusk (Jas/TCB)
Thorsten Mutschall (GoGo/TCB)
Klaus-Peter Plog (The Blue Devil/Gigabyte Crew)
Michael Grohe
Michael Krause
Fabian Hammer (Oxygene/DF)
Markus Laatsch (Chuck/Foxx)
Tim Lange
Erwin Kloibhofer
Henk Nieborg
Matthias Steinwachs
Günter Schmitz
Matthias Sykosch
Frank Ußner
Gino Fehr
Monika Krawinkel
Manuela Scholz
Tobias Franz
Günter Krämer
Rolf Steffens
Manfred Nöcken
Uwe Damm
Celal Kandemiroglu
Dieter Rottermund
Michael Hellmich
David John Rowe

References

^ "Le petit coin desdemos". ST Magazine (in French). No. 57. SARL Pressimage. January 1992. pp. 132–135. Disons qu'il y a onze personnes à temps plein.
^ "From the Archives Thalion Software". Retro-Gamer UK. No. 126. February 2014. pp. 76–84.
^ "Moby Games list of Thalion credits".
^ "STNews Scene Central".

External links

[STM-1] "Le petit coin desdemos". ST Magazine (in French). No. 57. SARL Pressimage. January 1992. pp. 132–135. Disons qu'il y a onze personnes à temps plein.

[2] "From the Archives Thalion Software". Retro-Gamer UK. No. 126. February 2014. pp. 76–84.

[3] "Moby Games list of Thalion credits".

[4] "STNews Scene Central".

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v t e Thalion Software video games
Platformer	The Seven Gates of Jambala Enchanted Land A Prehistoric Tale Ghost Battle Lionheart
Puzzle	Atomix Magic Lines Tangram
Role-playing	Dragonflight Amberstar Ambermoon
Shooter	Warp Leavin' Teramis Wings of Death
Simulation	Tower FRA A320 Airbus No Second Prize
Other	Chambers of Shaolin Trex Warrior

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