Companies

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Tozai Games

Tozai Games is linked here to the 2009 Xbox Live Arcade edition of Lode Runner. The company's own series chronology names Tozai and SouthEnd Interactive as co-developers, and Tozai with Microsoft as publishers of that edition. Its company history further specifies that SouthEnd produced the code and graphics. The catalogue counts one canonical game for Tozai's participation without treating a partner's specific production work as Tozai's alone. These edition credits do not apply automatically to the much earlier original Lode Runner or to other platform adaptations.

Collected games: 1

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Tic Toc Games

Tic Toc Games is linked here to Adventures of Pip. The studio lists the title among its own games, Nintendo's Wii U page carries its rights credit, and release catalogues identify Tic Toc Games in development and publishing roles. Pip begins as a single pixel and gains different pixel forms that change how he moves through obstacles and encounters. This catalogue counts one canonical game across those roles. Regional dates, storefront status and controls from the Wii U listing are not silently transferred to PlayStation 4 or other editions.

Collected games: 1

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Terry Cavanagh

Terry Cavanagh identifies himself as an independent game developer and lists Dicey Dungeons among his commercial games. Steam credits the named person for both development and publication of this title. Players take the role of dice characters and assign rolls to equipment in turn-based encounters. The catalogue keeps one canonical game with its two credited roles and changes the generic studio category to Other because a person's name is not a company. Those headline credits do not erase the separately credited music, art and other collaborators.

Collected games: 1

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Toukana Interactive

Toukana Interactive's press kit describes Dorfromantik as the studio's debut and introduces the game-design team behind it. Players expand a landscape by placing hexagonal tiles, balancing relaxed building with score-driven planning. Nintendo's Switch listing names Toukana Interactive as developer but shortens the publisher credit to Toukana. This profile records the existing game-level relationship while preserving that naming distinction rather than treating a storefront abbreviation as a completed legal-identity decision.

Collected games: 1