• Developed by Denton Designs, released by Ocean Software

• Produced by Activision

• Japan-exclusive game
• Developed by ISCO, published by Takara

• Japan-exclusive game
• Produced by Takara

• Japan-exclusive game
• Developed by Winkysoft, published by Takara

• Mobile phone game, produced by Glu Mobile

• Published by Hasbro Interactive; Developed by SCE Studio Cambridge.

• Japan-exclusive game
• Published by Takara; Developed by Gaibrain.
• A 2D fighting game influenced by the Fatal Fury series, with similar elements such as basic and special attacks, and characters represented by 2D sprites. Characters can transform between Beast and Robot modes at will, with each mode determining what attacks the player can use. Supports multiplayer for two players.
• Playable roster includes characters from Beast Wars, Beast Wars II, and Beast Wars Neo.
• Extra mini games are unlockable through provided passwords.
• Features support for the Game Link Cable, Super Game Boy, Game Boy Printer, and Transfer Pak.

• Published by Takara in Japan, BAM! Entertainment in North America; PS1 version developed by WAVEDGE, N64 version developed by Locomotive.

• Adaptation of Transformers
• Console versions developed by Traveller's Tales, PlayStation Portable version by Savage Entertainment; published by Activision
• Xbox 360 version had special edition entitled Transformers: The Game Cybertron Edition, exclusively sold at GameStop and EB Games

• Transformers Autobots follows the plot of the movie and focuses on the Autobots
• Transformers Decepticons has an alternate storyline and focuses on the Decepticons
• Developed by Vicarious Visions, published by Activision

• Sidescrolling platform game adaptation of Transformers, by Glu Mobile^[2]
• Due to the fractured handset market in 2007 (before the dominance of smartphone OSs), the game required Glu to produce 20,000 individual versions for specific matchings of handsets and languages.^[3]

• Adaptation of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
• PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions developed by Luxoflux,^[5] Windows version by Beenox,^[5] PlayStation 2 and Wii by Krome Studios,^[6] and PlayStation Portable by Savage Entertainment;^[7] published by Activision

• Transformers Revenge of the Fallen: Autobots follows the plot of the movie and focuses on the Autobots.
• Transformers Revenge of the Fallen: Decepticons has an alternate storyline and focuses on the Decepticons
• Developed by Vicarious Visions, published by Activision

• Sidescrolling platform game adaptation of Revenge of the Fallen, by Glu Mobile^[8]

• Adaptation of Transformers: Dark of the Moon
• PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions developed by High Moon Studios, published by Activision

• Transformers Dark of the Moon: Autobots/Decepticons serves as a prequel to the film, with both versions following the same plot.
• Developed by Behaviour Interactive, published by Activision

• Transformers: Dark of the Moon Stealth Force Edition is the only Transformers game in which players cannot control/play as robot mode
• Developed by Behaviour Interactive, published by Activision

• Strategy-based platform game adaptation of Dark of the Moon, by Electronic Arts

• Side-scrolling platform game adaptation of Dark of the Moon, by Electronic Arts

• Rail shooter using positional light guns, by Sega^[9][10]

Developed by A2M, published by Activision

• Developed and published by Sega
• Takes advantage of the cards included in the Japanese release of the Transformers: Animated toy line.

• Developed and published by Sega
• Takes advantage of the cards included in the Japanese release of the Transformers: Animated toy line.

• Developed by Nowpro, published by Activision

• A multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) developed by British game developer Jagex in partnership with American toy company Hasbro. The game was officially unveiled at Auto Assembly 2010,^[14] the game went into closed beta on March 12, 2014^[15] and entered open beta on July 4, 2014.^[16] The game shut down on January 31, 2015.^[17]

• Third-person shooter
• Developed by High Moon Studios, published by Activision

• Rail shooter
• Developed by Next Level Games, published by Activision

• Separate games focusing on each faction
• Developed by Vicarious Visions, published by Activision

• Third-person shooter
• Developed by High Moon Studios, published by Activision

• Third-person shooter
  Real-time strategy (Nintendo 3DS version)
• Developed by Edge of Reality, published by Activision

This game was originally planned to be released for the SNES and utilize the Super FX chip. In 1994 Takara announced that this version was cancelled, and that the game would be released in 1995 for the Nintendo 64 (then intended for a 1995 launch), either the Sega 32X or Sega Saturn, and possibly the PlayStation.^[20]

• Japan-exclusive fighting game, features Optimus Prime and Megatron as playable characters
• Developed by Bitstep, published by Hudson Soft

• Developed by Atari Melbourne House, published by Atari
• Based on Transformers: Armada

• A run and gun game that serves as a crossover with the Angry Birds series.
• Developed by Rovio Entertainment and Exient Entertainment, published by Rovio Entertainment.

• A Clash of Clans clone with Transformers.
• Developed by Space Ape Games and Backflip Studios. It was released on June 2, 2016 for iOS and Android.

• Tactical role-playing game based on Transformers: Cyberverse
• Developed by Coatsink, published by Outright Games

• Fighting game developed and published by Kabam.
• Shut down on January 13, 2023.^[21]
• Re-released on May 10, 2023 as a Netflix exclusive game; removing all microtransactions and in-game advertisements.^[22]

A massively multiplayer online game which was under development by Netdragon. Beta testing started in August 2011 and the game launched in March 2012. The game appeared to have been abandoned as of 2012, but the game started development again in 2017. This time it is being developed by a new company, Certain Affinity which is linked to the development of the games Call of Duty, Left 4 Dead and Halo.^[23][24][25] The game shut down once again on February 13, 2020.^[26] Although recently it has been confirmed that the game is still under development by Certain Affinity. But this time the name was changed to Transformers Rise.^[27]

A location-based augmented reality game developed by Niantic and Very Very Spaceship.^[28] Development of the game was cancelled in June 2022.^[29]

An online action video game developed by Splash Damage. A closed beta is planned for 2023, though no release date for the full game has been announced.^[30]

A card bundle containing 15 double-faced cards, featuring characters from Transformers. The cards are "legal" in Magic: The Gathering's Legacy, Vintage, and Commander formats.

• Third-person shooter based on Transformers: EarthSpark
• Developed by Tessera Studios, published by Outright Games