Companies

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Armature Studio

Armature Studio is associated here with Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate. The studio's own game page identifies the Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita editions as its development work and WBIE as publisher. Its studio history says it was founded in Austin in 2008 by developers with Metroid Prime experience. The 2.5D adventure brings stealth, combat and Batman's gadgets to an exploration of Blackgate Prison. This catalogue counts one canonical game across collected versions. Those first-party pages do not independently establish each porting role for the later PlayStation 3 edition, so the handheld credit is not generalized to it.

Collected games: 1

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AquaSystem

AquaSystem is linked here to the original-Xbox edition of Flight Academy. Two independent edition listings name Aqua Systems for both development and Japanese publication. The game focuses on civilian aircraft piloting and flight training. This profile retains the supported roles for the checked Xbox title, without treating an earlier Windows game of the same name as proof of this edition's credits or extending the assignment to the company's other flight-simulation projects.

Collected games: 1

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AdHoc Studio

AdHoc Studio says it was founded in 2018 and calls its 2025 release Dispatch the team's debut title. The superhero workplace story combines character choices with decisions about which heroes to send to emergencies. Nintendo's listing for the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition credits AdHoc as both developer and publisher; the platform also offers an upgrade pack and notes modifications to some mature material. This catalogue currently links one edition-named canonical game to the studio in both roles. Whether the upgrade and base release share one game identity needs a separate review, and the founders' earlier personal credits cannot be treated as AdHoc company output.

Collected games: 1

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Akupara Games

Akupara Games, LLC is associated here with the PlayStation 4 edition of Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy. The company's own game page says it published and ported the title for PlayStation, and the PlayStation storefront uses its legal-form name. The turn-based tactical role-playing game has players deploy class-based characters in map battles. Curious Fate is identified as the original developer, so Akupara is classified here as publisher rather than being assigned the original development role. The LLC suffix is retained as a name form of the same entity.

Collected games: 1