War Child partners with companies across the games industry in unique and innovative ways. Find out more about our industry partners.
We are incredibly grateful to all of our friends and partners across the gaming industry.
Since 2006, we have worked together to deliver some of the most innovative and creative projects in the sector. These projects have helped to raise over £5 million to support War Child's work protecting, educating and standing up for the rights of children in conflict.
Sports Interactive is a longstanding partner and friend of War Child. Ten pence of every copy of their game Football Manager sold goes to War Child. The partnership has raised £1m to date.
Our partnership with Lion Castle Entertainment began when they chose us to receive 5% of lifetime royalties of their action platformer Mickey Storm and the Cursed Mask.
In 2018 we embarked on a unique partnership with BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe. We've worked in partnership to create specially themed downloadable content (DLC) for the highly anticipated World War I title, 11-11: Memories Retold.
In 2015 we partnered with 11bit Studios to produce two DLCs for their unique survival game, This War of Mine. $1 from each "This War of Mine: The Little Ones" DLC purchase goes to War Child.
As the parent studio of Sports Interactive, the makers of Football Manager, SEGA has been a long term supporter of War Child.
One of the biggest online game sites in the world, Miniclip supported our Armistice campaign in 2017 and 2018.
2k Games supported our RE-PLAY campaign in 2018.
Amanita Design supported our Armistice campaign in 2019 and our Game Action campaign in 2021.
We collaborated with Bethesda in 2018 to host a concert of pieces from Skyrim’s soundtrack, and they also supported our 2019 RE-PLAY and Day of the Girl campaigns.
Bossa Studios supported our 2020 Armistice campaign.
Creative Assembly supported our 2017 Armistice campaign, as well as donating a portion of revenue from their 2018 Total War DLC, Thrones of Britannia.
Daedalic supported our 2019 and 2020 Armistice campaigns, and our Game Action campaign in 2021.
Devolver supported our 2018 Armistice campaign and our 2021 Sporting Champions campaign.
Double Fine supported our 2019 and 2020 RE-PLAY campaigns.
Fireproof supported our 2018 Armistice campaign.
Focus Home Interactive supported our Armistice campaign in 2017, Day of the Girl in 2018, War Child FC in 2019, and Game Action in 2021.
Gameloft supported our Armistice campaign in 2018 and 2019.
Inkle supported our Armistice campaign in 2019, Day of the Girl in 2020, and Game Action in 2021.
Milestone supported War Child FC in 2019, and Sporting Champions in 2021.
The makers of Dead Cells has supported our RE-PLAY campaign since 2019.
Raw Fury supported our RE-PLAY and Day of the Girl campaigns in 2019 and Game Action in 2021.
The makers of Terraria supported our RE-PLAY campaign in 2019.
Supergiant supported our Day of the Girl campaign in 2018 and 2019, and our Armistice campaign in 2021.
Team 17 supported our RE-PLAY campaign in 2019, Day of the Girl in 2020, Sporting Champions in 2021.
If you work in games - you might be a publisher, developer, E-sports team, agency, or anything else and want to learn more about how we can work together then get in touch by emailing [email protected].
War Child is partnered with some of the biggest names in the music industry across a wide range of campaigns. Find out more about our industry partners.
From global law firms to tech companies, fashion brands and nurseries, we are incredibly grateful to all the companies that enable us to change the lives of children caught in conflict.
Whether you're a developer, publisher, E-sports team, agency or anything else - find out how partnering with us can transform lives.
