Quick Facts - About - Miniclip Corporate

Miniclip was founded in 2001 by two friends, Rob Small and Tihan Presbie
The website has seen continuous rapid growth with now over 65 million users every month
Miniclip's mobile division reached cumulative downloads of over 50 million on iOS within 15 months of operations, and has passed 100 million downloads on all platforms
The USA, UK, Canada, Australia and India are the top 5 countries with the most Miniclip players

The Miniclip Group is an international organisation with offices in Switzerland, USA, Portugal, UK, Spain and Estonia
Miniclip has now released over 40 games in the Apple App Store, frequently hitting the Top 10 apps chart
Miniclip has over 800 games on the site and on average releases two new games every week
Our most popular online action game is Commando 2
Miniclip's iPhone game Fragger has been downloaded over 6.5 million times

There are over 150 Miniclip employees worldwide, drawn from more than 20 nationalities
Our most popular puzzle games are Bloxorz and Bubble Trouble
The name Miniclip came from the early days when the website published games and clips of interactive cartoons & animations, but games quickly became our focus
Our most popular sports themed game is China 2008
2.3 billion games of 8 Ball Pool Multiplayer had been played at 08:37hrs CET on 8th February 2012

Miniclip is translated into 17 languages, the latest being Hindi
Miniclip's passionate community of gamers interacts not only via the website and mobile but also on our Facebook and Google+ pages and Twitter and YouTube channels
Our most popular brain game is Anagram Magic
The first viral game hit made by Miniclip was "Dancing Bush", featuring a version of then-President George W getting groovy on the dance-floor. It was made by the co-founders themselves; one filming, the other dancing!

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