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Philos Laboratories (also known as Philos Laboratories Software Developer Ltd. or Philos Labs and later Philos Entertainment, Inc) was a Hungarian computer software development company known for working with producer Ubisoft and CDV Software Entertainment.^[1]

The company was founded in 1995 by John (Zsolt) Vamosi, working mostly on making graphics for advertisements. In 1997, several developers of the game Perihelion: The Prophecy were hired, and they started making their first title, what would become Theocracy.^[2]

It was eventually disbanded in 2004, amid lawsuits of software piracy and much debated financial ventures.^[3]

• Theocracy (2000)
• Tim7 (2001)
• Rebels: Prison Escape (2003)

• Antal Ruttmayer of Philos Labs Interview (Eurogamer)
• Escape from Alcatraz Q&A (Gamespot)

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