Tim Schafer left LucasArts in 2000 to form a new video game studio called Double Fine Productions, along with much of the Grim Fandango crew. It was a bumpy ride for Double Fine for most of their existence. Their first two retail games both lost their publisher and funding halfway through development.  

They then started to develop smaller downloadable only titles, including a puzzle adventure game named Stacking.  In 2012, they successfully crowdfunded an adventure game through Kickstarter titled Broken Age. In 2013, they successfully crowdfunded a turn-based strategy game through Kickstarter titled Massive Chalice. In 2015, they successfully crowdfunded a platforming game through Fig titled Psychonauts 2. 

In 2019, they were acquired by Microsoft. All projects previously announced at that time were said to be unaffected, other than a change of publishers, however, Double Fine would be focusing on Microsoft platforms moving forward.

Games by Double Fine:
2021

Raz finally gets to realize his dream of visiting Psychonauts headquarters, only to learn that it is not exactly as he expected.

2017

Remastered Point-and-Click Adventure. Double Fine adds high-definition graphics to Full Throttle.

First-Person Perspective Adventure. Utilizing a virtual reality headset, embark on a mission to rescue the leader of the Psychonauts.

2016

Remastered Point-and-Click Adventure. Double Fine adds high-definition graphics and multiple controls to Day of the Tentacle.

2015

Point and Click Adventure. Tim Schafer's adventure game follows a boy and a girl who are living parallel lives.

Remastered Point-and-Click Adventure. Double Fine adds live recorded instrumental music and improved textures and lighting.

2014

Turn-Based RPG. Kids travel through time to stop a dentist from destroying Halloween.

2013

Platform Adventure. Ron Gilbert has you choose three character types to explore the mysterious sentient cave.

Direct-Controlled Adventure. Play as Tim Schafer again in the sequel to 2009's flash hit, Host Master.

2012

Motion-Sensing Party Game. Play multiple party games using the Kinect motion-sensing camera.

Turn-Based Simulation RPG. A middle manager controls the training and combat missions of a group of superheroes.

2011

Direct-Controlled Puzzle Adventure. A Russian nesting doll enters other nesting dolls to use their abilities and gain access to places.

Direct-Controlled Puzzle Adventure. DLC has you restore the Hobo kingdom by reforging the Lost Hobo King's Crown.

2010

Turn-Based RPG. Children use the abilities of their costumes to fight monsters and rescue their friend.

Turn-Based RPG. DLC wherein the kids go to the monster world of Repugia to save their friend Lucy.

2009

Action Strategy Game. A roadie finds himself in a heavy metal world and becomes the leader of a plot to save it.

Point-and-Click Adventure. You play as Tim Schafer! It's a Double Fine adventure! It has injokes! How could I possibly not add this here?

2008

Puzzle Platformer. A mysterious magical being has kidnapped the Double Fine team. Tasha utilizes her cat's magic to rescue them.

2005

Platform Game. A young boy with psychic powers breaks into a summer camp to become a Psychonaut.