Companies

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Ivy Road

Ivy Road is linked here to Wanderstop. Nintendo's Switch 2 product page presents the title as a game from Ivy Road and names Annapurna Interactive as publisher. The studio's own site identifies creators including Davey Wreden, Karla Zimonja and musician C418. This profile records the development relationship for the one canonical game currently linked here. The publishing role stays with Annapurna, and a game credit alone is not treated as evidence of the studio's later operating status.

Collected games: 1

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Implicit Conversions

Implicit Conversions participated in bringing 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X to PlayStation 4 and other modern platforms. Its own game catalogue lists the project, and its release account describes a collaboration with Bliss Brain and modern-edition features such as rewind, save states, subtitles, and restored video. The catalogue keeps one game-level development link without attributing the original PlayStation production to Implicit Conversions.

Collected games: 1

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I-Imagine

I-Imagine is linked here to Chase: Hollywood Stunt Driver for Xbox. A contemporary announcement identifies the South African team as the game's developer, while release and credit information names BAM! Entertainment as publisher. Players take the role of a film stunt driver, racing and performing vehicle stunts across movie-set scenarios. This catalogue counts one canonical development association. Microsoft's developer-incubator support does not make Microsoft the game's publisher, nor does it transfer BAM!'s publishing work to I-Imagine.

Collected games: 1

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Iron Gate AB

Valheim's official press material credits Iron Gate, based in Skövde, Sweden, with developing the game. Its FAQ separately records a publishing agreement with Coffee Stain Publishing. Players explore a generated world, gather resources, build settlements, sail and face major enemies in a setting inspired by Norse mythology. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Iron Gate AB in a development role; the commercial AB name is also used on the game's storefront. A publishing agreement or ownership interest does not make Coffee Stain the same company or automatically transfer Iron Gate's production credit, and one catalogue entry is not a statement about all of the team's work.

Collected games: 1

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ImageBuilder Software

ImageBuilder Software Inc. is linked here to the 2002 Game Boy Advance version of Cabela's Big Game Hunter. Its original credits separate ImageBuilder staff in engineering, programming, art and creative direction from Activision Value's production and publishing organization. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this documented development work. It does not assign other entries in the similarly named hunting series, or the PlayStation 2 edition, to the same team without separate evidence. The existing shortened English display name is retained.

Collected games: 1