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Recotechnology

Recotechnology is a game-development studio based in Madrid, Spain, and is linked here to one canonical game, 1971 Project Helios. The title centres on turn-based tactical combat in a frozen setting. An announcement from the Japanese PlayStation 4 publisher explicitly names RecoTechnology as developer and Paradigm Shift as the local publisher; a Spanish games-industry guide independently lists the studio and its portfolio. The profile records that supported development relationship without extending one region's publishing arrangement to every platform or edition.

Collected games: 1

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Rundisc

Rundisc's website presents its team in Toulouse and projects including Varion and Chants of Sennaar. Focus Entertainment separately identifies Rundisc as developer of Chants of Sennaar and itself as publisher. In the language-puzzle adventure, players study writing, surroundings and people's behavior to bridge communities while exploring a tower. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Rundisc in a development role, not the team's complete output. The former nationality-and-year sentence is replaced by supported work and credit information; the publishing partner remains a separate entity.

Collected games: 1

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RubberBandGames

Nintendo's page for Wobbly Life Nintendo Switch 2 Edition explicitly says that RubberBandGames developed the game. Its legal line mentions Curve Games and RubberBandGames as publishers while a visible store field uses Curve Digital, showing why edition and storefront credits need their own scope. Wobbly Life is an open-ended multiplayer sandbox built around jobs, activities and exploration. This catalogue currently links one edition-named canonical game to RubberBandGames in a development role only. The company description does not turn a mixed regional publisher line into a claim of sole publication or resolve the base-game identity automatically.

Collected games: 1

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Re-Logic

Re-Logic is linked here to one canonical game, Terraria. The PC Steam product page credits it with both development and publication, while Terraria's own announcements distinguish the external teams handling console and mobile ports. The game is built around digging, building, exploration and combat. The catalogue preserves Re-Logic's game-level connections but uses the PC edition as the evidence for those specific roles; it does not assign every later port's development or regional publishing work to the original team.

Collected games: 1

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Resonair

Enhance identifies Resonair and Monstars among the developers of Tetris Effect: Connected and separately describes Stage Games' additional coding and networking work. Resonair's team site also records members' contributions to the Tetris Effect music and art. The game brings audiovisual responses and connected modes to familiar Tetris play. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Resonair in a development role. The collaborators remain separate entities: a slash-delimited source credit is not proof that three teams are one company, nor that Resonair alone made every part of the release.

Collected games: 1

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Roman-Tech

Roman-Tech is linked here to the 2000 PlayStation title Blade Arts: Tasogare no Miyako R'lyeh. The original game credits mark a director with Roman-Tech, and a disc-specific catalogue lists Ea and Roman-Tech together as developers while naming Enix as publisher. This supports participation in one canonical game's development, not exclusive authorship or publishing. The reviewed title does not establish the company's founding period, complete business history, or links to other similarly named entities.

Collected games: 1

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Radical Fish Games

Radical Fish Games is linked here to one canonical game, CrossCode. The studio's own press kit says it created the game, which combines real-time combat, puzzles, quests and character progression. This profile retains the supported game-level development relationship. Console ports and publication involved partners, so the original development credit is not presented as proof that Radical Fish handled every task for the Switch edition or its distribution. The single catalogue link is likewise not a complete studio portfolio.

Collected games: 1