KingsIsle has done better than most new free-to-play online games. In June, the company said it had 10 million registered users and it hasn’t updated that number lately.

Kingsisle Entertainment Inc., the video-game developer behind family friendly online games such as "Wizard101" and "Pirate101," has laid off 72 Austin employees, according to a notice filed with ...

With 25 million registered users and 16 million unique monthly Web visitors, KingsIsle’s Wizard101 is one of the most popular online games for kids ages 8-12. The free-to-play game competes head ...

Yet, with 20 million in the U.S. alone and nearly 12 million unique monthly visitors, Wizard101’s latest numbers undoubtedly make it one of the most popular massively multiplayer (MMO) games in ...

He used the proceeds of that to self-fund KingsIsle, giving it the financial freedom to spend years making its games. The company was founded in 2005 and has about 100 employees. GB Daily ...

While KingsIsle is headquartered in Plano, only about a dozen of its employees are located there; the rest work at the company’s Austin studio, where its games are developed.

The games are free to play but paying money can enhance them. KingIsle, which is based in Plano, Texas, makes money by charging subscription fees and for virtual items and broader access to ...

KingsIsle Entertainment has a huge global audience of over 25 million players who are devoted to the free-to-play MMO fantasy game Wizard101. While many people may look at the game as just for ...

KingsIsle Entertainment Inc. launched the family-oriented Wizard101 game in 2008. By Christopher Calnan – Staff Writer, Austin Business Journal. Oct 1, 2012. Updated Oct 1, 2012 10:33am CDT.

Plano, Texas-based KingsIsle Entertainment, which has a development studio in Austin, unveiled its first iPhone-optimized game today, according to a release. The Business Journals Select a City ...

Pirate101 from KingsIsle offers all ages a chance to play the rogue instead of the hero and bring along friends and family members as well.

Y ou might not have heard of the video game "Wizard101," but your kids have. The Harry Potteresque massively multiplayer online game that boasts 10 million sign-ups has quietly become a huge hit fo… ...