Private company

Intenium

Logo: Svetozar Gofman / INTENIUM Studio, FAL, via Wikimedia Commons3

Game Publisher

Intenium GmbH is a European publisher and distributor of casual games designed primarily for women. The company focuses on social and casual multiplayer online gaming, including Bonga Online, Alamandi and an unannounced product that was first unveiled in closed beta at the very end of 2012. Intenium started with downloadable games and now operates an online distribution network in Western Europe and has access to European retail chains.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

Intenium GmbH is a European publisher and distributor of casual games designed primarily for women. The company focuses on social and casual multiplayer online gaming, including Bonga Online, Alamandi and an unannounced product that was first unveiled in closed beta at the very end of 2012.2

Products and brands

Business model

Intenium uses freemium as their primary business model, where their games are accessible free of charge. Still, a premium is charged for advanced features by way of microtransactions or via subscription.

Downloadable games have historically been a big part of Intenium's business, being some of the first games the business started with. Therefore, the business model called try before you buy is also widely used within the company in its classical offerings.

Furthermore, Intenium's CDs are carried by retailers under the Deutschland Spielt brand.

Distribution network

The distribution network of Intenium consists of their own national Deutschland-Spielt and their own international casual game portals as well as internationally active partner portals in the US, UK, France, Scandinavia, Russia, and the Netherlands, as well as Bild.de and Sat1.de, bringing gaming sections to their portals.

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List of games

Online games

Alamandi

Bonga Online

From Wikipedia’s article on Intenium, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.4

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