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Ben Esposito

Donut County's own website says the game was created by Ben Esposito and published by Annapurna Interactive. Players control a hole that grows as it swallows objects, using the changing space for physics puzzles and encounters with the town's residents. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Esposito in a development role. The personal name is not evidence of an incorporated studio, founding year, headquarters or staff size, and Annapurna remains the separate publisher. The directory entity type is therefore corrected from Studio to Other while preserving the game's credited creator and avoiding a fictional company history.

Collected games: 1

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Blue Backpack

Steam names Blue Backpack as developer of Constance and one of several publishers on its PC listing. Nintendo's UK Switch 2 page instead names btf as publisher and displays Blue Backpack in the game's copyright notice. The two-dimensional adventure uses a paintbrush to navigate an interconnected inner world. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Blue Backpack in a development role. The PC publishing field cannot replace the Switch 2 credit, and work on the same title does not establish that Blue Backpack and btf are one corporate identity.

Collected games: 1

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Black Market Games

Black Market Games is credited with developing the PlayStation 2 bowling game Black Market Bowling, also known as Championship Bowling in other regions. Two independent catalogues list the team for development and Midas Interactive for PS2 publication. A company history describes Black Market Games as a Tantalus Interactive development team; this catalogue keeps the original team credit without treating affiliation alone as proof for an identity merge.

Collected games: 1

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Bounding Box Software

Bounding Box Software's Steam developer page features Prodeus, and the game's store listing credits the team as developer while naming Humble Games separately as publisher. Prodeus combines a modern rendering pipeline with the visual language of older first-person shooters, emphasizing movement, weapons and authored combat spaces. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Bounding Box in a development role. Soundtrack products on a developer page are not additional independent games, and the PC storefront credit is not proof of every console-region publishing arrangement. The generic English developer line is replaced without inventing a founding date, location or broader catalogue count.

Collected games: 1

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Beast Studios

Beast Studios is linked here to the hunting game All Round Hunter. A PAL Wii edition record identifies Beast Studios as developer and 505 Games as publisher, while a broader cross-platform catalogue also includes SIMS among the development credits. The profile therefore retains the connection to one canonical game but describes only the checked Wii-edition scope. It does not claim that Beast Studios alone made every platform version or merge the separate developer and publisher identities into this company.

Collected games: 1

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Babylon Software

Babylon Software is linked here to the Xbox game Furious Karting. Platform release catalogues identify the team as developer while publication is attributed to Atari and Infogrames entities. The game is a kart racer in which players compete on tracks and use power-ups against opponents. This catalogue counts one canonical development association rather than assigning the publishing role to Babylon Software. The reviewed material concerns this title, so it is not used to invent a founding date, location or broader company history.

Collected games: 1

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Brownies

Brownies includes Doraemon Story of Seasons in its own product catalogue, and a contemporary studio post describes the Nintendo Switch release as one of its projects with Brownies development staff. The farming game brings Doraemon characters and gadgets into the Story of Seasons format. This catalogue links one canonical game to Brownies in a development role. Bandai Namco's product material also names Marvelous, so Brownies' own project history should not erase collaborators. The site's single associated game is not the studio's full output and does not transfer Bandai Namco's publishing role to Brownies.

Collected games: 1

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Bigmode

Bigmode's own Animal Well page identifies Billy Basso as the game's developer, while Steam names Bigmode as publisher. The exploration game builds its mysteries around interconnected spaces, observation and items that can be used in unexpected ways. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Bigmode only in a publishing role; that count is not its complete release catalogue. The generic studio category is corrected to Publisher. Neither publication nor support for the game transfers Billy Basso's development credit or makes Shared Memory a Bigmode alias.

Collected games: 1

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Broderbund

Developer Cyan's support page explicitly refers to physical Myst releases published by Broderbund, and the Strong Museum's collection description corroborates its early publishing role. This catalogue therefore retains one canonical game in a historical publisher relationship and corrects the old generic studio type to Publisher. Cyan remains the game's creator and developer. An original-era credit does not automatically cover later remakes, digital reissues or another rights holder; legal-name and punctuation variants are not mechanically merged from their spelling alone.

Collected games: 1