Companies

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New World Computing

Ubisoft's Heroes of Might and Magic III page identifies New World Computing as developer. The fantasy strategy game combines towns, heroes, resource management, map exploration and turn-based battles. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to the historical studio in a development role; it is not a complete account of the company's past releases. A later rights holder, storefront operator or reissue publisher is a separate fact from the original development credit. This profile therefore does not transfer New World Computing's work to a successor or treat every re-release as one undifferentiated edition.

Collected games: 1

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Noctiluca

Noctiluca is linked here to the PlayStation Portable edition of Akaya Akashiya Ayakashino. The edition's official product page separately identifies HaccaWorks* as original creator and noctiluca as developer and publisher. They are different credits, not evidence that the two entities should be merged. This catalogue counts one canonical publishing association and corrects the directory category to publisher. The original game's authorship and the PSP adaptation's production responsibilities remain distinct, as do edition-specific release and distribution facts.

Collected games: 1

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Neilo

The official SHUTEN ORDER site labels Neilo as developer, separately presents Tookyo Games' creative involvement and names Spike Chunsoft as publisher. It also explains the Switch 2 Edition upgrade route. The game presents a mysterious order through several story paths with different play styles. This catalogue currently links one edition-named canonical game to Neilo in a development role. The participating teams are not one corporate identity, and an upgrade pack is not by itself proof that the edition is a separate work. The old generic nationality sentence is replaced with edition-scoped, source-backed information.

Collected games: 1

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Nova-Box

Nova-Box is linked here to Bridge Training on Nintendo DS. Transcribed original credits name Mad Monkey Studio and Nova-box together under development, Anuman Interactive under production, and release records identify Atari Europe as publisher. The bridge title combines lessons, practice deals and touchscreen note-taking for players learning the card game. This catalogue counts one canonical co-development association. It does not claim Nova-Box developed the game alone or transfer the production and publishing roles to the studio. Generic founding and location claims are not repeated without separate reviewed evidence.

Collected games: 1

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Nolla Games

Steam lists Nolla Games as both developer and publisher of Noita. The game sends players into changing underground environments where combinations of wands and spells interact with a simulated pixel world. This catalogue links one canonical game to the team in both supported roles. The linked-game count is not an assertion about its complete output, and a product listing alone does not establish an unverified founding date, headquarters or the publishing arrangements for every platform and territory.

Collected games: 1