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Game Atelier

The Steam listing credits Game Atelier as developer and FDG Entertainment separately as publisher, while the official game site carries rights notices for both. The adventure draws on the Wonder Boy tradition with transformations, exploration, puzzles and combat. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Game Atelier in a development role. The publisher is not merged into the studio, and the original series creator's personal contribution is not rewritten as Game Atelier's corporate history. The checked pages do not securely establish a founding date or headquarters, so those details are left out.

Collected games: 1

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Gammick

Gammick Entertainment is associated here with the canonical game Animal Boxing. Nintendo's European DSiWare page names Gammick Entertainment S.L. as publisher, whereas release records for the earlier US physical Nintendo DS edition name Destineer. Players box animal opponents using touch-screen controls. This catalogue counts one game-level company association without projecting the DSiWare publishing credit onto the US cartridge or repeating an unverified founding-year claim from older catalogue copy.

Collected games: 1

Game Science

Game Science

The official Steam PC listing names Game Science in both developer and publisher fields for Black Myth: Wukong, and the game's official site carries the studio's rights line. The action role-playing game draws on Chinese mythology and centers on exploration, combat and changing character abilities. This catalogue currently links one canonical game with both roles, not a statement that the studio has made only one title. A PC storefront field is not silently extended to every platform, territory or historic publishing contract. The established Chinese display name 游戏科学 is retained while generic nationality copy is replaced with its directly supported work and responsibilities.

Collected games: 1

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GeneX

GeneX is linked here to the Japanese PlayStation 2 release of Angel Profile. Two independent PS2 records identify GeneX as developer and CyberFront separately as publisher. The game asks players to guide a boy's education and training, with events and growth shaped by those choices. This catalogue retains one canonical development association. A possible publishing role on other projects is not evidence that GeneX published this title, and these records do not establish the company's complete history.

Collected games: 1