Team17 Software

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Team17 Software is a video game company currently based in Ossett, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom. They are best known for developing the Worms series of games (initially developed by Andy Davidson), but they have made many other games, notably Superfrog and the Alien Breed series. Most of their early releases were on the Amiga home computer system and featured trademark smooth scrolling, and detailed cartoonish pixel art. However, they now develop for Windows PCs and all major video game consoles.

Developed games
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	Alien Breed: Tower Assault Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Shooter	Playable demo	1994
	Body Blows Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	Fighting	Playable demo Playable demo	1993
	Project-X DOSBox: Supported	Shooter	Playable demo	1994
	Superfrog DOSBox: Supported	Platform	Shareware Shareware	1994
	Ultimate Body Blows Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Fighting	Playable demo	1994
	World Rally Fever: Born on the Road DOSBox: Supported	Racing	Playable demo Playable demo	1996
	Worms Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	Turn-Based Strategy	Playable demo Extra	1995
Published games
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	Project-X DOSBox: Supported	Shooter	Playable demo	1994
	Superfrog DOSBox: Supported	Platform	Shareware Shareware	1994
	Ultimate Body Blows Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Fighting	Playable demo	1994
Game descriptions
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	Alien Breed: Tower Assault Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Shooter	Playable demo	1994
	Body Blows Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	Fighting	Playable demo Playable demo	1993
	World Rally Fever: Born on the Road DOSBox: Supported	Racing	Playable demo Playable demo	1996
	Worms Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	Turn-Based Strategy	Playable demo Extra	1995
Screenshots
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	World Rally Fever: Born on the Road DOSBox: Supported	Racing	Playable demo Playable demo	1996
	Worms Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	Turn-Based Strategy	Playable demo Extra	1995

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