Companies

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KnapNok Games

KnapNok Games is linked here to the Wii U title Affordable Space Adventures. In Nintendo's developer interview, KnapNok and Nifflas' Games describe themselves as separate collaborators: KnapNok handled console development while Nifflas contributed creative direction. Nintendo's product page credits both developers. The catalogue counts one canonical game for KnapNok's collaboration and does not present it as sole creator or merge a similarly spelled company record without identity review.

Collected games: 1

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Kiddo Dev

Kiddo Dev represents the creator Kiddo, identified as João Victor in eastasiasoft's contemporary release announcement. He began development of 0 Degrees in 2019; NerdGames later supported the project, while eastasiasoft ported and published the console editions. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the development relationship and classifies the personal credit as other rather than studio. The co-development and porting work are not attributed solely to Kiddo.

Collected games: 1

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Kronos Digital

Kronos Digital Entertainment is associated here with Dark Rift. Edition-focused Nintendo 64 catalogues identify Kronos as the developer and Vic Tokai as publisher. The game is a one-on-one fighter presented in three-dimensional arenas. This profile counts one canonical game for the checked development relationship and replaces an earlier generic country-and-date description with work-specific context. Accessible sources disagree about the studio's precise founding year, so this copy does not repeat an unverified founding or closure date.

Collected games: 1

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Kaizen Game Works

Kaizen Game Works' About page places the studio in the UK, records its formation in 2018 and identifies Paradise Killer as its first game. The studio's own fact sheet credits Kaizen Game Works Limited as developer and Fellow Traveller as publisher. The open-world investigation lets players gather clues, question island residents and make their own case in the final trial. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Kaizen in a development role. The count is not its whole catalogue, and the separate publishing partner is not merged into the studio. The old generic country-and-year sentence is replaced with supported history and work.

Collected games: 1

Kung Fu Factory

Kung Fu Factory

Kung Fu Factory is linked here to Bellator: MMA Onslaught on PlayStation 3. The transcribed PS3 credits identify the team as developer, and an official Xbox listing likewise names Kung Fu Factory for development while naming 345 Games as publisher there. The title adapts mixed martial arts competition with clinch and ground fighting alongside a custom-fighter mode. This catalogue counts one canonical development link. Publishing credits for different editions are not automatically assigned to the developer, and a generic founding-year statement is not carried forward without separate verification.

Collected games: 1