Digix Art was founded in 2015 by Yoan Fanise after 14 years spent at Ubisoft in France and Singapore.
He participated to legendary titles like Beyond Good & Evil, Peter Jackson’s King Kong or the Raving Rabbids for which he invented the famous wacky language.
He joined Ubisoft Singapore in 2010 to create the audio department and to take part in the whole new naval game play of Assassin’s Creed III
After the success of those titles, back to France, he released one of the smallest, bravest, indiest games ever seen from a major publisher: Valiant Hearts. That game was both a war game and fiercely anti-war at the same time, a story not about conflict's heroics but about their tragedy and ultimate futility. It won many awards all around the world, including Baftas, VGA and Annie Awards.
In March 2015, he left Ubisoft to found Digix Art studio. The first title Lost in Harmony launched in January 2016 and reached more than 2 Million players and won many awards. The studio works now on a very promising console project.