Innerloop Studios
Quick Stats
Applications
1
Total Users
115
Innerloop Studios was a Norwegian video game developer founded in the mid-1990s that produced PC-focused titles in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The studio is best known as the developer of Project I.G.I. (commonly referred to by its executable igi.exe), a tactical first-person shooter published by Eidos Interactive. Innerloop built and used proprietary rendering and game technology optimized for high-performance PCs of that era and released a small portfolio of commercial games.
Innerloop does not maintain an active official website and the company ceased regular operations in the early 2000s; historical information about the studio is available through archived web pages, game databases and encyclopedic entries (for example, the Project I.G.I. and Innerloop Studios pages on sites like Wikipedia and MobyGames). Eidos Interactive served as the publisher for Project I.G.I., while Innerloop is credited as the developer.
Innerloop does not maintain an active official website and the company ceased regular operations in the early 2000s; historical information about the studio is available through archived web pages, game databases and encyclopedic entries (for example, the Project I.G.I. and Innerloop Studios pages on sites like Wikipedia and MobyGames). Eidos Interactive served as the publisher for Project I.G.I., while Innerloop is credited as the developer.
Statistics
Total Applications:
1
Total Users:
115
Total Keys:
533,229
Total Clicks:
224,094
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
2w7h57m10s
Average Time Per User:
2h59m28s
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