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PUBG Studios

KRAFTON's own team article describes PUBG STUDIOS staff working on PUBG: Battlegrounds, while the current Steam product field still displays the historical developer name PUBG Corporation. The battle-royale game centres on scavenging, movement and survival across a large map. This catalogue links one canonical game to PUBG Studios in a development role. The present team name does not rewrite the game's original launch-era credit, and KRAFTON's ownership does not automatically make the parent the credited developer. Any identity mapping between older and newer company names needs a separate reviewed decision.

Collected games: 1

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Pixel Lantern

Pixel Lantern is linked here to the shooter Akinofa. Steam identifies the label as developer and publisher of its PC edition, while the PlayStation 4 listing retains a Pixel Lantern copyright credit and names Erdem Sen separately as publisher. The catalogue therefore keeps one canonical development relationship without transferring PC publishing to PlayStation 4 or counting each edition as another game. The title features an undead fish, shooting and persistent upgrades; these product pages do not establish a wider corporate chronology.

Collected games: 1

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Pocket Trap

Nintendo's Switch 2 Edition listing carries Pocket Trap's copyright credit while naming PM Studios as publisher of that edition. The game uses yoyo moves for traversal, action and puzzles across a city; the storefront also offers a base Switch version and an upgrade pack. This catalogue currently links one edition-named canonical game to Pocket Trap in a development role. Whether the edition and base release should share one game identity remains a separate review. The upgrade is not counted as another independent work, and PM Studios' edition-specific publishing role is not assigned to Pocket Trap.

Collected games: 1

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Program-Ace

Program-Ace is associated here with the Game Boy Advance edition of Agent Hugo: RoboRumble. Independent release records identify Program-Ace as developer and ITE Media separately as publisher. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the documented GBA production credit. The same title also appeared on other platforms, but this evidence does not automatically establish who built those editions. No founding date, current headquarters or wider corporate history is inferred from this single reviewed work.

Collected games: 1

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Phoenix Interactive

Phoenix Interactive Entertainment is linked here to Arthur and the Revenge of Maltazard. A contemporary French press dossier explicitly names Phoenix Interactive as the game's development studio and lists Wii, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3 and PC release plans, supporting the Nintendo DS development association in this catalogue. The adaptation is built around cooperative party-game activities in the film's setting. This profile records the development role only: Ubisoft's publishing work and production of the film are separate, while the shortened studio name is not used to invent a second company.

Collected games: 1