IllFonic

IllFonic is an American video game developer founded in 2007 by Kedhrin Bailey, Charles Brunner, and Raphael Colantonio. The company is known for developing multiplayer-focused games, often featuring asymmetrical gameplay where one player or team has a significant advantage over others. They are particularly recognized for their work on licensed properties.

The studio gained significant attention for developing Friday the 13th: The Game, released in 2017, which allowed players to either embody the iconic Jason Voorhees or one of the counselors trying to survive. Following this, IllFonic developed Predator: Hunting Grounds, released in 2020, where players could either hunt as the Predator or be part of a fireteam attempting to complete objectives and survive. Their most recent title is Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed, released in 2022, which follows a similar asymmetrical multiplayer format.

IllFonic's development approach often emphasizes community engagement and post-launch support, with a history of releasing updates and new content for their games. The company is based in Denver, Colorado.