Where does Dear Passengers rank among its competitors?

Dear Passengers ranks 1361st amongst 1394 active competitors, of which 83 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was LightFury Games, which secured an undisclosed amount in Aug, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of Dear Passengers?

Dear Passengers' top competitors include Epic Games, Electronic Arts and Sega. Among them, LightFury Games secured the most recent funding round in August, 2026.

Dear Passengers - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Developer of a co-op comedy game featuring airline management tasks. The game requires players to coordinate flight operations, manage passenger services, and secure cargo while responding to physics-driven cabin failures. Designed for Windows PC, the software focuses on collaborative gameplay where pilots and cabin crew address challenges caused by weather, turbulence, and decision-making during flight. Players navigate risk-versus-reward scenarios to maintain control of the aircraft and its passengers throughout the travel loop.

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Unfunded

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1361^st among 1394 active competitors

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Top competitors of Dear Passengers include Epic Games, Electronic Arts and Sega. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Dear Passengers, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Epic Games 1991, Cary (United States), Series F	Digital distribution platform for desktop PC games	$8.13B	Sony, Fidelity Investments & 82 others	83/100
2nd	Electronic Arts 1982, Redwood City (United States), Acquired	Developer of interactive entertainment software, games, and online content	-	Glynn Capital, JANA Partners & 10 others	71/100
3rd	Sega 1940, Tokyo (Japan), Acquired	Video game software and hardware developer	-	-	69/100
4th	Activision 1979, Santa Monica (United States), Funding Raised	Video game developer and publisher	-	Future Capital, Aspen Vista Capital	67/100
5th	Konami 1969, Tokyo (Japan), Public	Provider of video game development, publishing, and entertainment services	-	Nexon	67/100
6th	IGG 2005, Singapore (Singapore), Public	Developer of mobile, web, and PC games across various genres	$4.5M	IDG Ventures, Hearst & 2 others	65/100
7th	Codemasters 1986, Southam (United Kingdom), Acquired	Video game developer specializing in core games	$98.6M	Goldman Sachs, Swedbank Robur & 7 others	64/100
8th	Rockstar Games 1998, New York City (United States), Funding Raised	Video games publisher focusing on core games	-	-	64/100
9th	Bohemia Interactive 1999, Prague (Czech Republic), Funding Raised	Independent game development studio	-	Tencent, Riverside & 1 others	63/100
10th	LightFury Games 2024, Bengaluru (India), Seed	Platform for developing and publishing immersive AAA games for audiences	$19.5M	Blume Venture, Itw Catalyst & 40 others	63/100
1361st	Dear Passengers Unfunded	Developer of a co-op comedy game featuring airline management tasks	-	-	16/100