- CEO
- Cezary Piotr Ziarkowski
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Packaged software
- Address
- Warsaw Poland
- IPO Date
- Aug 31, 2022
- Business
- Longterm Games S.A. is a Poland-based enterprise engaged in the development and publishing of video games as well as the development and deployment of technological solutions for the defense and national security sectors. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, the company is publicly traded on the NewConnect market of the Warsaw Stock Exchange under the ticker LTM. Longterm Games S.A. operates within the digital interactive entertainment and defense technology industries, targeting international consumer gaming markets across personal computers and consoles, as well as institutional and specialized security clients.
The company's product and service offerings comprise: the design, production, and digital distribution of proprietary video games across multiple hardware platforms; narrative puzzle-platform games, including Space Tail: Every Journey Leads Home, an adventure title developed for personal computers and consoles including Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox; management simulation and strategy titles, including StarKeeper, a sci-fi tavern management title set on a wandering asteroid; multi-platform porting, co-development, and digital publishing operations conducted in collaboration with third-party studios; and the development, procurement, and commercialization of modern defense technologies, security systems, and specialized equipment intended for military and law enforcement applications.
In recent developments, Longterm Games S.A. has enacted substantial strategic, operational, and organizational transformations. In late 2025, following a formal review of strategic options, the company adopted a revised corporate strategy shifting its primary operational focus toward the defense and military sector. Under this strategic reorientation, the company initiated the process to secure official concession licensing from the Polish Ministry of the Interior and Administration (MSWiA) to conduct regulated trade and operational activities involving military and police technologies and equipment. Complementing this business expansion, the company executed major governance and corporate changes, including the departure of co-founder Albert Rokicki from the Management Board, the appointment of Cezary Ziarkowski as President of the Management Board, and the relocation of its corporate headquarters within Warsaw.