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lucky Mountain Games

lucky Mountain Games is linked here to one canonical game, Hotshot Racing. Official storefront information credits it alongside Sumo Digital for development. The game uses retro polygon visuals, drifting and arcade-style racing. This profile describes a collaboration, not sole authorship, and does not transfer the publisher's work to the studio. It replaces a generic imported country description with a checked account of the catalogue relationship.

Collected games: 1

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Landfall

Landfall features Haste on its own site and describes Evil Landfall as the publishing label behind it. Nintendo's UK Switch 2 listing separately uses the publisher name Landfall Publishing AB. Haste is a fast three-dimensional running game about crossing collapsing worlds and mastering jumps and landings. This catalogue currently displays one canonical game with both development and publishing roles under Landfall. The studio name, label and legal publisher name are not silently treated as identical corporate identities; the original edition credits remain distinct.

Collected games: 1

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Little Boy Games

Little Boy Games developed Go! Go! Break Steady for Xbox Live Arcade. The Xbox storefront distinguishes the team's development credit from Microsoft Studios' publishing role, and a first-person project postmortem describes the small team's original production. This catalogue counts one canonical title for Little Boy Games. Its existing public English short name is retained without treating the corporate Inc. suffix as part of the required display brand.

Collected games: 1

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Lovely Hellplace

Steam credits Lovely Hellplace as developer of Dread Delusion and separately names DreadXP as publisher. The game invites players to explore a fragmented fantasy world, visit towns, use magic and make consequential choices. This catalogue currently links one canonical title to Lovely Hellplace in a development role. The profile does not transfer the publishing credit to the developer or infer an unverified founding date, location or complete studio catalogue from one listing.

Collected games: 1

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Little Chicken

Moonlight Peaks' official press sheet credits Little Chicken Game Company as developer and places the team in Amsterdam. The life simulation asks players to farm as a vampire, make potions, learn magic and build relationships in a supernatural town. Its official site names XSEED Games and Marvelous Europe as publishing partners. This catalogue uses the shorter Little Chicken display label and currently links one edition-named canonical game in a development role; neither the short label nor development credit transfers publication to the team. Whether the Switch 2 edition and base release share one game identity remains a separate review.

Collected games: 1

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Lightwood Games

Lightwood Games is linked here to Alphaset by POWGI in both development and publishing roles. Its own product page lists a PlayStation 4 edition among several platform releases and explains the word-grid challenge: players place each letter once so that crossing English words are valid. PlayStation's listing supports the publication credit for its edition. The catalogue counts one canonical game rather than a separate game for each platform. An older founding-year claim is not repeated without a separate historical source review.

Collected games: 1