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Sidebar Games

Sidebar Games is linked here to one canonical game, Golf Story. Nintendo's US Switch product page names the team as both developer and publisher. The game uses golf shots to advance a story that extends beyond the course into character encounters and quests. These two roles are supported for the checked digital edition. Other regional or physical publishing arrangements are not silently folded into Sidebar Games, and the single catalogue link is not presented as its entire output.

Collected games: 1

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Scaretech Studios

The Steam page's rights notice says 'Developed by Scaretech Studios LLC', while its prominent developer field names Fancy Games and Blackbird Interactive and identifies Secret Mode as publisher. Escape the Backrooms is a cooperative horror exploration game built around navigating dangerous levels. This catalogue currently links one development role to Scaretech. The rights notice supplies first-party support for that credit, but the page's different attribution fields require later release-and-contribution review. No other developer is removed, and the publisher is not treated as part of Scaretech.

Collected games: 1

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SSI (Strategic Simulations, Inc.)

SSI, or Strategic Simulations, is associated with development and publication of Allied General. The original game's manual and separate PlayStation release records support its involvement while also naming Halestorm in development and Ultimation for the PlayStation port; Japanese publication has a separate regional credit. This catalogue retains SSI's game-level development link without claiming it alone made every edition or published the game in every territory.

Collected games: 1

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Silver Dollar Games

Silver Dollar Games developed One Finger Death Punch. The game's Steam listing names the team as both developer and publisher, and the imported Xbox 360 relationship has a separate platform-catalogue source. This catalogue counts one canonical game rather than treating its computer, console and mobile editions as separate titles. Publishing credits can differ by platform, so the dual role is described only where the reviewed evidence supports it.

Collected games: 1

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Sukeban Games

Sukeban Games' official press material describes how a small blog about Japanese pop culture and games turned toward development, while the team's creator page says it originated in Venezuela and lists VA-11 Hall-A. The cyberpunk bartending game lets players mix drinks and learn about customers through conversations in a city bar. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Sukeban in a development role. Other short or spin-off works on its site are not automatically additional collected games, and a developer identity alone does not establish every regional or console publisher. Generic developer copy is replaced with the verified team background and work.

Collected games: 1

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Squad

Squad is linked here to one canonical game, Kerbal Space Program. Steam credits Squad as developer, and Take-Two's corporate material independently identifies the team with the game. Players assemble spacecraft, plan flights and explore a simulated planetary system. Steam currently lists Private Division as publisher. This profile therefore keeps Squad's development contribution distinct from publishing and ownership arrangements that changed over the game's life, rather than retroactively attributing every release role to the studio.

Collected games: 1

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Sunblink

Nintendo's US listing names Sunblink as both developer and publisher of Hello Kitty Island Adventure Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and describes an upgrade path for owners of the Switch version. The game combines island exploration, friendship with Sanrio characters, gift-making and decoration. The catalogue currently records one named Switch 2 canonical game with those two roles. An upgrade route does not itself settle the game's original-versus-edition identity in this database, and a development credit does not transfer ownership of Sanrio characters to Sunblink.

Collected games: 1

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Sam Eng

Publisher Devolver Digital names Sam Eng as the developer of Skate Story and describes the project as a solo developer work in its investor material. The game follows a skateboard journey through the underworld, using movement, speed and routes as its central interactions. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Eng in a development role. A personal credit in a company directory is not evidence of an incorporated studio, headquarters or team size, while Devolver remains the separate publisher. The entity category is corrected from Studio to Other without changing the game's development relationship.

Collected games: 1