Companies

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Acid Wizard Studio

Darkwood's official press material identifies Acid Wizard Studio as developer. The game uses a top-down perspective, scarce resources and a day-night structure: players explore and gather what they can before trying to secure shelter after dark. Steam's current PC listing includes both Acid Wizard and Hooded Horse in its publisher field, but a present storefront label must not be backdated to every historical or Nintendo Switch release. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Acid Wizard only in a development role. The profile keeps platform-specific publishing, later projects and present team status outside facts that the checked sources directly establish.

Collected games: 1

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Asteroid Base

Asteroid Base presents Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime on its studio site, and Steam credits the team for both development and publication. The cooperative action game has players coordinate a spaceship's controls, weapons and defences. The catalogue currently links one canonical game to Asteroid Base with those two supported roles. Publishing arrangements for particular console regions remain edition-specific and should not be inferred solely from a PC storefront credit.

Collected games: 1

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ACE Team

ACE Team is associated here with Abyss Odyssey. Publisher Atlus directly identifies the studio as developer and lists the original PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 release scope. A United States trademark publication for the title identifies ACE Team Software S.A. in Santiago, Chile. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the development relationship; Atlus's publishing role is kept separate. The previously listed 2002 founding claim was not independently established by the reviewed title evidence and is not repeated in the profile copy.

Collected games: 1

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Amuze

Amuze is associated here with the Xbox edition of Headhunter: Redemption. Region-specific release records credit Amuze AB with development and separate Sega entities with publication in Europe and North America. The game's staff credits also identify the Amuze production team. This catalogue counts one canonical development association, not a publishing role. Older claims about the studio's location, founding year and closure are not repeated because those historical details have not been independently reviewed in this batch.

Collected games: 1