About Boss Fight Entertainment
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Boss Fight Entertainment emerged in June 2013 from the wreckage of Zynga Dallas, assembled by David Rippy, Bill Jackson, and Scott Winsett. The Texas game maker initially operated from McKinney’s historic Cotton Mill, turning veteran experience from Ensemble Studios and Zynga into a new mobile-and-social-games adventure.
Its 2015 collectible RPG Dungeon Boss gave the studio its breakout original calling card. Boss Fight opened an Austin studio that year, then announced a move of its corporate headquarters to Allen in 2017. From Texas, with a further Seattle production studio, it built games for phones, social platforms, PCs, and consoles—because apparently merely having one boss fight was never enough.
Netflix acquired Boss Fight on March 24, 2022, retaining its Allen headquarters and Texas-and-Seattle studio footprint. Under Netflix, the team released Dungeon Boss: Respawned, Netflix Stories, Money Heist: Ultimate Choice, and the multiplayer mobile game Squid Game: Unleashed. Netflix shut the studio in October 2025 as its games strategy shifted.
Our Boss Fight Entertainment collection celebrates a Texas-born game studio that respawned from industry upheaval, built a memorable roster of playable worlds, and went out swinging at the final level.