SevenOne Intermedia
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Shiro Unlimited is an indie game publishing brand drawing on Shiro Games' development experience. It supports partner projects with financing, marketing, distribution, porting and quality assurance.
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Sean Finch is an individual creator associated with Blockara. The ESRB's Wii U listing names him, while the game's Steam listing identifies Haunted Bees Productions as developer and publisher and credits Finch in its copyright notice. This catalogue keeps the person distinct from the creator's publishing label rather than treating the concatenated import credit as one company.
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Austrian video game development studio
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Founded in Canada by brothers Chad and Jared Moldenhauer, Studio MDHR creates games inspired by vintage animation and arcade action. Its flagship title is Cuphead.
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video game developer
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Stack Software, also styled STACK software in release data, is credited for development of Apocripha/0 on PlayStation 2. Platform-specific game and disc records identify GN Software as that edition's publisher. This catalogue counts one canonical game linked to Stack Software as developer while keeping the original PC edition's publishing history distinct from the PS2 release.
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Tokyo-based visual novel localization team
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Sandfall Interactive says on its own site that it was founded in France in 2020 to make premium three-dimensional single-player games for PC and current-generation consoles. The studio identifies Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 as its first game, a turn-based role-playing adventure with reactive battle elements and a fantasy world influenced by Belle Époque art. Its site separately names Kepler Interactive as publisher. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Sandfall as developer, not a complete history of the studio or an implicit claim that it published the title. The old generic country-and-year copy is replaced with these direct, role-specific facts.
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The game's official press sheet credits Steel Crate Games with both development and sales of Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes. One player faces a bomb while others use a manual and verbal communication to guide the defusal, making cooperation the central mechanic. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Steel Crate Games in development and publishing roles, not a complete account of its business. The old generic developer and founding-year text is replaced with the product and directly supported responsibilities, without adding unverified corporate history.
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Japanese video game company
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Spicy Horse Games is associated here with the action-adventure game Alice: Madness Returns. Electronic Arts' contemporary announcement names the studio in connection with the project and identifies the planned PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 releases. The game continues the world of American McGee's Alice, sending Alice through a distorted Wonderland. The catalogue retains one canonical development association, while Electronic Arts' publishing role remains separate. Other Alice titles are not automatically counted as Spicy Horse games, and the announcement is evidence for this project rather than a complete account of the studio's history or catalogue.
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The contemporary Jagged Alliance 2 manual credits Sirtech Canada Limited in its copyright line and lists the game's production, design, programming, art and writing staff. Players recruit mercenaries, manage resources and equipment, then plan movement and tactical battles across a sector map. Later digital-store listings use broader Sir-Tech Software and Strategy First names; those storefront or publishing labels do not erase the original Canadian production identity. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Sir-Tech Canada in a development role. The absence of a live old-studio website is not a reason to invent its current status or merge distinct historical companies by name alone.
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Spry Fox develops games including Cozy Grove and its follow-up Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit. In its own development article, the studio explains the sequel’s goals and relationship to the original game. This catalogue currently links Spry Fox to one Camp Spirit entry as developer; platform-edition identity is reviewed separately.
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video game developer
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