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A Japanese game publishing company whose debut was the 1997 PlayStation title Bishoujo Hanafuda Kikou: Michinoku Hitou Koi Monogatari, developed by Nippon Ichi Software.
Collected games: 1
A Japanese game publishing company whose debut was the 1997 PlayStation title Bishoujo Hanafuda Kikou: Michinoku Hitou Koi Monogatari, developed by Nippon Ichi Software.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Fumi Games' Steam developer page features MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, and a market announcement from publisher PlaySide identifies Fumi as the Poland-based development team. Players follow private investigator Jack Pepper through a noir-inspired city, combining case investigation with first-person shooting and a black-and-white hand-drawn animation style. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Fumi in a development role. The soundtrack and comic shown beside the game on a storefront are companion products rather than additional collected games, while PlaySide's publishing role remains separate. No precise corporate address or broader company history is inferred from the limited checked material.
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
Forgotten Key developed AER - Memories of Old. Steam lists the team separately from publisher Daedalic Entertainment, and the PlayStation Blog identifies Forgotten Key as a Swedish studio working on the game. This catalogue currently includes that one related title.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
British video game publisher
Collected games: 1
Four Circle Interactive is linked here to one canonical game, 10 Second Ninja X. A developer-authored PlayStation Blog post discusses the PS4 and PS Vita editions and their short, timed stages. Contemporary coverage independently names Four Circle Interactive as developer and Curve Digital as publisher. The profile retains the checked development credit without assigning Curve's publishing role, or the responsibilities of other platform editions, to the studio.
Collected games: 1
FlukeDude is a development credit associated with The Impossible Game. Its official mobile listing traces the title back to Xbox Live Indie Games. Storefronts also use FlukeGames branding; this catalogue does not assume those names prove a single legal entity.
Collected games: 1
Nintendo's UK listing names Fulqrum Publishing as publisher of the Switch edition of Ion Fury. Fulqrum's later announcement for the Aftershock expansion separately names 3D Realms and developer Voidpoint. This catalogue links Fulqrum to one canonical game in a publisher role, with the checked storefront scope kept explicit. The credit does not establish that Fulqrum developed Ion Fury or exclusively published every platform, territory or earlier release.
Collected games: 1
FunTown World is linked here to the Xbox Live Arcade title FunTown Mahjong. An Xbox 360 edition record names FunTown World Limited as developer, and a contemporary public filing documents FunTown's work with Microsoft on a mahjong product for that console. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this development connection and retains the studio classification. Microsoft's platform publishing responsibilities are separate from FunTown's developer credit. The word World in the company name does not establish responsibility for every regional release or for unrelated mahjong games.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Fuzzy Wuzzy Games presents Armillo in the game's official press kit as its puzzle-platform adventure starring a rolling, armadillo-like character. Nintendo's Wii U product page also names the team as publisher for that edition. This catalogue counts Armillo as one canonical game and records the checked development and Wii U publishing roles, without treating other editions of the same work as additional games.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Forever Entertainment works in game publishing and porting. Its company report identifies the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of Aircraft Carrier Survival as porting and publishing projects. This catalogue records the company as a publisher for its included game; that does not make it the original developer of every version.
Collected games: 1
Free Lives' official Broforce press kit names the team as developer and Devolver Digital separately as publisher. The side-scrolling action game combines an interchangeable cast, combat and destructible environments, with cooperative play among its modes. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Free Lives in a development role, not a full inventory of its projects. Collaboration on a release does not make the publisher the same company or transfer every commercial obligation to the studio. The generic nationality sentence is replaced with a concrete work and role description without extending one press sheet to unrelated editions or regional contracts.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Front Wing created the original Windows version of The Fruit of Grisaia. Prototype's official PSP product page identifies that origin while describing added art and voice content for the handheld edition. This catalogue retains Front Wing's game-level development association without treating the original credit as proof that it performed every part of the PSP port.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Funsoft appears in European PlayStation release data for Battle Arena Toshinden. The game was developed by another team, and publication varied by territory, so this catalogue's one-game association is described only as a regional publishing credit. Sources use Funsoft Inc. and Funsoft GmbH forms; this review does not establish a legal-entity identity between them or infer worldwide publication from a single regional listing.
Collected games: 1