Crema
Spanish video game developer
Collected games: 1
Spanish video game developer
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
video game developer and multimedia concept studio
Collected games: 1
In a studio history published by EA, Coldwood says former Daydream staff founded the team in Umeå, Sweden, in 2003 and initially used the North64 name. EA's Unravel Two announcement separately identifies Coldwood as the developer and Electronic Arts as publisher. The puzzle-platform game follows two connected Yarnys through movement and environmental challenges, playable alone or in local cooperation. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Coldwood in a development role; that count does not describe the studio's complete earlier output. The publisher remains a different organization despite its partnership with the studio on the Unravel games.
Collected games: 1
Corecell Technology is linked here to the side-scrolling action game AeternoBlade. A project portfolio identifies the studio as developer, while Nintendo's 3DS product page carries a Corecell rights credit. The game appeared on several platforms, but this catalogue counts one canonical title. Development attribution is not used to infer identical publishers or release dates for every edition.
Collected games: 1
Carbonated Games is linked here to UNO Rush for Xbox 360. Two release listings credit the team as developer and Microsoft Game Studios separately as publisher. The game adapts UNO's card rules and lets players arrange cards during opponents' turns for faster play. The catalogue retains one canonical development association rather than assigning Microsoft's publishing role to the studio. A generic imported description and unreviewed closure-year statement are replaced with evidence tied to this specific title; the sources do not establish the company's full history.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Chinese video game publisher
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
Cosmic Picnic is linked to the space-exploration game ADIOS Amigos: Galactic Explorers. The PlayStation Store lists the team as publisher of the PlayStation 4 edition, and the Steam developer field connects it to the game's production. This catalogue counts one canonical work across the development and publishing links. The earlier PC edition and later subtitled PS4 release remain distinct release contexts; their dates and regional publishing details are not treated as interchangeable.
Collected games: 1
Steam names Cranky Watermelon as both developer and publisher of Boomerang Fu. Players control food characters in quick multiplayer battles using boomerangs and stackable power-ups. This catalogue currently links one canonical game with those two checked roles; that count does not describe the team's complete output. The PC listing does not by itself establish the publisher of every console edition or region, which must be checked against its own release evidence.
Collected games: 1
Contingent99's own press sheet identifies Bundy Kim and Dahoon Lee as its creators, dates the team's formation to 2014 and calls Wizard of Legend its debut project. The game centers on rapid spell combinations and repeated combat challenges. This catalogue currently links that original work to Contingent99 in a development role. A later game's use of the Wizard of Legend name does not by itself carry the same production credit, and a publisher or franchise relationship is distinct from the studio's identity. The profile therefore describes the verified team history and first game without guessing at current staff size or later corporate arrangements.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Comfort is linked here to the PSP title Arcana Famiglia: Festa Regalo. A Japanese retail product record identifies Comfort as the packaged edition's manufacturer, and an independent PSP release listing names it as publisher in Japan. The title belongs to the Arcana Famiglia series and centres on character interactions and a cooking-themed event. This catalogue records one canonical publishing association and corrects the company category from development studio to publisher. Manufacturer or publisher credit alone does not establish that Comfort programmed or illustrated the game.
Collected games: 1
Campo Santo developed Firewatch. The official game site states that Campo Santo and Panic published it as a joint venture. This catalogue preserves Campo Santo’s development and publishing roles separately; the joint publishing credit does not mean the two companies are the same entity.
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
Cosmonaut Games is a Spanish team linked here to the WiiWare title 5 Spots Party. Nintendo's product listing names it as both developer and publisher, and a contemporary interview describes the title as the team's first WiiWare release. Players find differences between pairs of similar pictures, with a party mode for several participants. This profile counts one canonical game and records the two supported WiiWare roles; it does not attribute earlier spot-the-difference PC games to the studio merely because they share a concept.
Collected games: 1
Confounding Factor is linked here to Galleon for Xbox. The original credits contain a distinct company section covering direction, programming, level design and art, directly supporting its development role. Other companies handled publishing in their respective markets, so that function is not assigned to Confounding Factor. The catalogue counts one canonical game. A generic imported description and unreviewed history line are replaced with an account tied to the project's documented staff credits; the credits do not establish every detail of the company's wider history.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1