Shadows in Darkness
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Slick Entertainment developed Scrap Metal for Xbox Live Arcade. In a contemporary interview, a team programmer discussed the game's engine, vehicle physics and production, and an independent game record corroborates the studio credit. This catalogue currently counts one canonical title linked to Slick. The existing short English display-name variant is preserved in data while the profile copy uses the full studio name.
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former German video game development studio
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video game publisher
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Sky9 Games is credited with developing the action-adventure game A Knight's Quest. The official Xbox product listing names Sky9 Games as developer and Curve Digital as publisher. This catalogue keeps those roles distinct and currently counts one included game for Sky9 Games.
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Publisher Fellow Traveller and the Steam listing credit sunset visitor 斜陽過客 with developing 1000xRESIST. In the science-fiction narrative adventure, the player follows Watcher through memories and a secret surrounding the ALLMOTHER, moving between exploration and other storytelling forms. Fellow Traveller describes the Nintendo Switch 2 edition as a free upgrade from the Switch release with enhanced presentation, not evidence of a second independent work. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to the team in a development role. Its traditional-character source credit remains traceable alongside the simplified display name; the separate publisher identity is not absorbed into the studio.
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Surge was a Namco Bandai Games publishing label aimed at Western audiences. Contemporary coverage identifies Afro Samurai as the first game to carry it, and a company catalogue records the same association. This catalogue currently counts one canonical game with a Surge publishing credit. The label is not represented as the game's independent developer, nor does its relationship to Namco Bandai alone justify an identity merge.
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Steel Penny Games is associated here with the WiiWare title Bruiser & Scratch. Platform records credit it as publisher, while studio coverage and company catalogues support the development credit. The game follows dog Bruiser and cat Scratch through a puzzle adventure in which players manipulate objects and solve staged challenges. This catalogue counts one canonical game in both roles. Mentions of other studio work do not automatically add catalogue associations, and an older nationality statement is not reasserted without separate review.
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Studio VeX is credited with developing the Japanese Game Boy Color game Gran Duel: Shinki Dungeon no Hihou. Two independent release catalogues name Studio VeX as developer and Bottom Up as publisher. This catalogue currently links one canonical work to the studio. Limited surviving company material does not support a founding date or a broader project history, so none is inferred.
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The independent studio behind Animal Gods, including its announced Wii U version.
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Seven Silhouettes Enterprises appears in the ESRB record for the Nintendo 3DS game Fragrant Story, and Squire Games' own site carries its copyright notice. A specialist catalogue also lists it as publisher. This catalogue retains that publishing association without automatically merging the Squire Games brand into the legal entry.
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Studio Supersoft developed Moonstone Island, a life simulation game with creature collecting and card-based battles. Players explore floating islands, befriend residents and brew potions while training as an alchemist.
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Animal Well's own press sheet names Shared Memory as developer and states that Billy Basso developed the game solo. A PlayStation developer article likewise identifies him as the sole developer associated with Shared Memory. The game layers interconnected spaces, hidden puzzles and flexible items into an exploration experience. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Shared Memory in a development role. Bigmode is separately credited as publisher. Explaining the relationship between a creator and his development entity does not collapse that entity into an unrelated publishing brand or establish an unverified wider company history.
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