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Interactive Vision

Interactive Vision is linked here to Blades of Thunder for Game Boy Advance. The original credits say the game was developed by Interactive Vision A/S, and a Danish national game list independently pairs the studio with the title while naming Summit Soft as publisher. The game is built around helicopter combat missions. This catalogue retains one canonical development association. The A/S legal suffix and capitalization are treated as credit variants, not another company, and Summit Soft's publishing role is not assigned to the developer. These sources document this title rather than the studio's entire corporate history.

Collected games: 1

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Infinite Fall

Steam credits Infinite Fall as developer of Night in the Woods and Finji as publisher; PLAYISM's Japanese release page also distinguishes the original development team from distribution partners. The narrative adventure follows Mae returning to her hometown, reconnecting with friends and exploring its changes. The catalogue links one canonical game to Infinite Fall in a development role. The team label is not automatically an incorporated-company identity or a complete list of individual creators, and region-specific localization or publishing work must keep its own release scope.

Collected games: 1

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illuCalab

illuCalab lists Alice Escaped! in its own game catalogue with links to PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC editions. The title's official site describes a two-dimensional action adventure built around the search for Alice, names members of its creative team and confirms a PlayStation release. This catalogue records one canonical game with a checked development relationship. The separate SEKAI PROJECT branding on the product page is not turned into an illuCalab publishing credit.

Collected games: 1

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Illusions Gaming

Illusions Gaming Company is linked here to the adventure game Blazing Dragons. The original PlayStation credits contain a distinct studio section for creative direction, design and programming, while release information identifies Crystal Dynamics separately as publisher. The catalogue retains one canonical development relationship without transferring the animation licensor's or publisher's work to this team. Its existing shorter English display name, Illusions Gaming, remains in place; the fuller credit is not a separate company. A single project's staff list does not establish the team's complete history.

Collected games: 1