1047 Games
11 bit studios
343 Industries
4A Games
505 Games
Activision Blizzard
Act Zero
ADHD Games
Amazon Games
Amplitude Studios
Anshar Studios
Aquiris Game Studio
Arc System Works
Arkane Studios
Arrowhead Game Studios
Assemble Entertainment
Astragon Entertainment
Autumn Games
Bandai Namco
Beamdog
Behaviour Interactive
Bellular Studios
Berserk Games
Bethesda
BrainDead Broccoli
Bungie
Campo Santo
Capcom
CD Projekt (with subsidiary CD Projekt Red)
Charles Games
Code Three Fifty One
Coffee Stain Publishing/Coffee Stain Studios
Creative Assembly
Crystal Dynamics
Crytivo
Daedalic Entertainment
Deep Silver
Destructive Creations
Devolver Digital
Digital Extremes
DigixArt
Dontnod Entertainment
Electronic Arts (EA)
Embracer Group (with subsidiaries THQ Nordic, Plaion (with subsidiary Deep Silver), Coffee Stain)
Epic Games
Fanatics Inc. (with subsidiary Topps and Battletech/Shadowrun licensee Catalyst Game Labs)
Fatshark
Fellow Traveller
Firaxis
Flying Squirrel Entertainment
Freehold Games
Frogwares
Fulqrum Publishing
Funcom
Game-Labs
Gameloft
Games Workshop
Gearbox Software
Giant Spacekat
Google (subsidiary of Alphabet)
Greenheart Games
Green Man Gaming
Grinding Gear Games
GSC Game World
Haemimont Games
Handy Games
Hangar 13
Hardsuit Labs
Harebrained Schemes
Hinterland Studio
Hi-Rez Studios
Hooded Horse
Humble Games
Idea Factory (including Idea Factory International)
inXile Entertainment
IO Interactive (IOI)
Jagex
Kalypso Media
KING Art
Koch Media (now Plaion under Embracer Group)
Koei Tecmo
Larian Studios
Limited Run Games
Logic Artists
Madmind Studio
MangaGamer
Marvel
MidBoss LLC
Naughty Dog
Ndemic Creations
NIS America, Inc.
Nyamakop
Obsidian
Offworld Industries
Owlcat Games
Paradox Interactive/Paradox Development Studio
Pirate Software
Polyslash
Quantic Dream
QUByte Interactive
Rabbit & Bear Studios
Rare Studios
Rascal Devworks
Red Thread Games
Relic Entertainment
Re-Logic
Remedy
Riot Games
Rockfish Games
Samar Studio
Sega
Shiro Games/Shiro Unlimited
Snapshot Games
SNK
Sony (with subsidiary PlayStation Studios)
Spearhead Games
Spitfire Interactive
Square Enix
Stardock
Studio Wildcard (registered as Wildcard Properties, LLC)
Stunlock Studios
Supergiant Games
Sweet Baby Inc.
Systemic Reaction
Tactical Adventures
Take-Two (with subsidiaries 2K, Private Division, Rockstar Games)
Techland
Tencent
The Bearded Ladies
The Quinnspiracy
The Walt Disney Company
Tripwire Interactive
Tritrie Games
Ubisoft
Veritable Joy Studios
Vertigo Gaming
VOID Interactive
Volition
Vostok Games
Warhorse Studios
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment (aka Warner Bros. Games, subsidiary of AT&T. With subsidiary Avalanche Software)
Wizards of the Coast
Xbox Game Studios (subsidiary of Microsoft)

use one or more of the following anti-consumer measures:

• publishing games badly designed/unfinished on purpose to save money for an in-company beta test and to get sales money faster
  
• selling microtransactions (with or without pay-to-win) and cheat codes in full price games
  
• selling pay-to-win microtransactions in free-to-play games
  
• publishing games with paid lootboxes (even in full price games; virtually identical to gambling for kids; already forbidden in some countries)
  
• publishing games with additional DRM (in addition to platform DRM like Steam) like Denuvo, VM Protect, causing heavy performance hits (longer loading times, frequent stutters, FPS drops by up to 90%)
  
• publishing games with anti-cheat software that has unnecessary high access privileges to your computer and/or is even running when the game is not running and/or causes problems with other games (malware)
  
• publishing games filled with political propaganda and/or politically fuelled bad writing/design (story, characters etc)
  
• supporting political extremist organisations and/or individuals and/or causes with money and/or by giving them a media platform
  
• silencing critics by taking down and/or trying to take down their social media accounts with no legal basis
  
• destroying the lives and/or livelihoods of players because of political reasons or general corruption through banning, blacklisting, defamation and slander
  
• insulting customers for the opinions they have and/or the game choices they make
  
• engaging in political censorship of a game without laws demanding it
  
• denying you service and/or deleting your account (even with a game library attached) for political reasons
  
• denying you service and/or deleting your account (even with a game library attached) for speech and behavior outside of the companies games and services
  
• political censorship in game customization, chat and forums
  
• game-breaking censorship in game customization, chat and forums
  
• removing games from their platform for political reasons
  
• offering games exclusively on a platform with bad launcher software (security risks, lack of even basic features)
  
• advertising a game for a platform and after collecting sales money releasing it for a different platform instead (sometimes without refunds possible)
  
• making unannounced huge price increases even for old games, sometimes by over 200%
  
• patenting game concepts in the US (which cannot be patented according to several US court rulings, making the patenting technically illegal)
  
• firing employees who make reasonable statements because small groups of propagandists demand it
  
• firing employees who make no statements at all except declaring their political allegiance as not Marxist (leftist) because small groups of propagandists demand it

Do not buy any product from these companies and their franchises!

Support lesser known studios and indie creators who might not be creating the most visually impressive games but clearly have passion for the product they put on shelves rather than creating games for the sake of leeching consumers or political indoctrination. These companies can eventually become new good publishers.