Companies

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Moppin

Moppin is linked here to the canonical game Downwell. Its Steam listing credits Moppin as developer and Devolver Digital as publisher. The game sends the player down a well with gunboots that change both movement and combat. This profile retains the supported development relationship without transferring Devolver's publishing credit to Moppin. A game-level link to the Switch edition does not by itself establish who handled each part of that particular port.

Collected games: 1

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Mindware Studios

Mindware Studios is linked here to the 2005 stealth-action title Cold War. Independent game records identify the studio as developer across the title's recorded Xbox and computer releases, while DreamCatcher and other edition-specific companies hold separate publishing credits. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this development relationship. Those records do not independently establish the founding and closure years in the former generic description, and publishing duties are not assigned to the studio.

Collected games: 1

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Mopeful Games

Mopeful Games is credited as developer of Fashion Police Squad on Steam, while No More Robots is listed as publisher. The game's own site introduces its creators in Finland. Fashion Police Squad uses first-person action mechanics built around clothing-themed tools and opponents. This profile records Mopeful's checked development role for the one canonical game currently linked here, keeps the publishing partner separate, and does not suggest that a single catalogue link is the team's entire output.

Collected games: 1

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Moi Rai Games

Moi Rai Games describes itself as an independent German development team and identifies Monster Sanctuary as its first game. That title joins creature collecting, team building, exploration and turn-based battles: monsters' abilities also open routes through its world. Publisher Team17's partnership announcement treats Moi Rai as a separate creator, not a house name for the publisher. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Moi Rai in a development role; its own site also discusses a later monster-taming project, so the site's single entry is not a claim about the studio's complete output. Generic nationality copy is replaced with directly supported work and role information.

Collected games: 1

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MuuMuu

MuuMuu is associated here with the original PlayStation game Astronoka. The company's own later announcement lists the title among its works, while a release catalogue credits MuuMuu alongside System Sacom for development and Enix for publication. The game centres on growing unusual vegetables and setting traps against the pests known as Baboo. This catalogue counts one canonical development link. It does not describe a collaborative production as MuuMuu's sole work or transfer the publisher's role to the studio.

Collected games: 1

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Max Inferno

Max Inferno's official press kit says Annie and Lukas founded the studio in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and identifies Max Inferno as developer of A Little to the Left with Secret Mode as publisher. The puzzle game asks players to sort and arrange familiar household objects, sometimes with more than one solution and a cat that disrupts the order. The same kit lists later downloadable expansions, but those are not automatically separate canonical games in this catalogue. This profile currently links one game to Max Inferno in a development role. The existing exact founding year is not established by the checked page and is not presented as a newly verified fact.

Collected games: 1

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Miracle Design

Miracle Design is linked here to ATV Racers on PlayStation. A Belgian game-industry catalogue uses Miracle Design and a North American disc catalogue uses Miracle Designs; both attribute development to the team and publication to Mud Duck Productions. Players race all-terrain vehicles and can use boosts and weapons against rivals. The catalogue counts one canonical development association. The singular and plural credit forms remain an identity caveat rather than a reason to merge other similarly named records, and no company-history details are inferred from this title alone.

Collected games: 1

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Mediatonic

Mediatonic is linked here to the canonical game Fall Guys. The game's official terms identify Mediatonic in a development and operating capacity, while an official announcement explains the later transfer of publishing responsibilities to Epic Games. Fall Guys combines multiplayer obstacle courses with elimination rounds. This profile retains the supported development relationship without presenting Mediatonic as the game's current exclusive publisher or repeating an older generic founding-year claim without separate evidence.

Collected games: 1