History Creator / RenegadeKid

Renegade Kid is an indie video game developer founded in 2007 by Jools Watsham and Gregg Hargrove. They started out by making the SurvivalHorror game ''VideoGame/DementiumTheWard'' for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS (which has been described by many as a cross between ''Franchise/SilentHill'' and ''VideoGame/Doom3''). The game received mixed scores, but overall positive reviews from critics.

The company continued to recieve critical acclaim as they went on, particularly during their time working on the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, with games such as ''VideoGame/MutantMudds'' and a [[UpdatedRerelease remastered version]] of the first ''Dementium'' game (which aimed to fix problems some had with the original).

* {{Retraux}}: Most of their later games have a pixel art-style.

!!Games developed by Renegade Kid:

* UpdatedRerelease: All of Renegade Kid's UsefulNotes/NintendoDS games were redone as downloads for the UselfulNotes/Nintendo3DS. ''Mutant Mudds Deluxe'' and ''ATV Renegades'' also qualify.

* {{Retraux}}: Most of their later games.

* SequelHook: Both Dementium and ''Mudds'' games do this in different ways. Also, the ending to Moon (which was meant to be addressed in the second season of ''Chronicles'').

* CheckpointStarvation: One of the criticisms towards the first ''Dementium'' game.
** This was also one of the reasons for the [[NintendoHard difficult nature]] of Mutant Mudds.
* CreatorCameo: The devs were listed as patients in [[VideoGame/DementiumTheWard Redmoor Hospital]].
** In VideoGame/MutantMudds, they were ''playable characters''!

* UpdatedRerelease: All of Renegade Kid's UsefulNotes/NintendoDS games were redone as downloads for the UselfulNotes/Nintendo3DS.
** ''Mutant Mudds Deluxe'' and ''ATV Renegades'' also qualify.

Renegade Kid is an indie video game developer founded in 2007 by Jools Watsham and Gregg Hargrove. They started out by making the Main/SurvivalHorror game VideoGame/DementiumTheWard for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS (which has been described by many as a cross between Franchise/SilentHill and VideoGame/Doom3). The game recieved mixed, but overall positive reviews from critics.

The company continued to recieve critical acclaim as they went on, particularly during their time working on the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, with games such as VideoGame/MutantMudds and a [[UpdatedRerelease remasted version]] of the first Dementium game (which aimed to fix problems some had with the original).

* VideoGame/DementiumTheWard (2007)
* Moon (2009)
* Dementium II (2010)
* ATV Wild Ride (2011)
* Face Racers: Photo Finish (2011)
* VideoGame/MutantMudds (2012)
* Bomb Monkey (2012)
* Planet Crashers (2012)
* ATV Wild Ride 3D (2013)
* Mutant Mudds Deluxe (2013)
* VideoGame/MoonChronicles (2014)
* VideoGame/{{Xeodrifter}} (2014)
* Dementium Remastered (2015)
* Mutant Mudds: Super Challenge (2016)
* ATV Renegades (2017)

* CheckpointStarvation: One of the criticisms towards the first Dementium game.
** This was also one of the reasons for the [[Main/NintendoHard difficult nature]] of Mutant Mudds.

* Main/{{Retraux}}: Most of their later games.

** Mutant Mudds Deluxe and ATV Renegades also qualify.

* ExcusePlot: VideoGame/MutantMudds and VideoGame/{{Xeodrifter}}
* GainaxEnding: The infamous ending to Dementium II. Probably the main reason the fanbase wants the third game so badly.

** Mutant Mudds Deluxe and ATV Renegades also qualify.

* ATV Renegades (2017)

* VideoGame/{{XeoDrifter}} (2014)

* VideoGame/XeoDrifter (2014)

The company continued to recieve critical acclaim as they went on, particularly during their time working on the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, with games such as VideoGame/Mutant Mudds and a [[UpdatedRerelease remasted version]] of the first Dementium game (which aimed to fix problems some had with the original).

The company continued to recieve critical acclaim as they went on, particularly during their time working on the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, with games such as Mutant Mudds and a [[UpdatedRerelease remasted version]] of the first Dementium game (which aimed to fix problems some had with the original).