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Gastronaut Studios

Gastronaut Studios is linked here to Small Arms for Xbox 360. Xbox's official listing names Gastronaut as developer and Microsoft Studios as publisher, while contemporary coverage documents its Xbox Live Arcade launch. The game centers on multiplayer combat between small characters using different weapons and arenas. This catalogue counts one canonical development association; it does not turn that credit into a publishing claim or repeat an unverified location from older generic copy.

Collected games: 1

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Something Good

Something Good is associated here with AI Shogi for the original PlayStation. Release records credit the team with development and SoftBank with publication of that edition. The game brings Japanese shogi rules to computer-opponent play. Historical research also documents a later ASCII Something Good name, but this game's credit is not itself an identity-merge decision covering every historical form. A later namesake, other platform editions and separate AI Shogi titles are not automatically absorbed into this single catalogue association.

Collected games: 1

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Iron Gate AB

Valheim's official press material credits Iron Gate, based in Skövde, Sweden, with developing the game. Its FAQ separately records a publishing agreement with Coffee Stain Publishing. Players explore a generated world, gather resources, build settlements, sail and face major enemies in a setting inspired by Norse mythology. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Iron Gate AB in a development role; the commercial AB name is also used on the game's storefront. A publishing agreement or ownership interest does not make Coffee Stain the same company or automatically transfer Iron Gate's production credit, and one catalogue entry is not a statement about all of the team's work.

Collected games: 1

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Youthcat Studio

Youthcat Studio identifies itself on the Dyson Sphere Program Steam page as a team from Chongqing, China, and the storefront credits it as developer. The game asks players to plan resource extraction and automated production across an expanding interstellar factory. This profile covers the one canonical game currently linked in the catalogue. Steam names Gamirror Games as publisher, a separate role that is not inferred to belong to Youthcat Studio simply because it created the game.

Collected games: 1