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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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Pugsley

Pugsley is the shortened local entry associated with Breezeblox. Its Steam product page credits Pugsley LLC as both developer and publisher, and an independent company listing also links the same organization to the Wii U release. The puzzle game asks players to navigate a path of cubes and triggered platform effects. This catalogue counts one canonical game with two roles; multiple platform releases do not create additional games, and the shortened display name does not authorize a merger with other similarly named entities. A wider company history remains unverified.

Collected games: 1

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Jesse Makkonen

Jesse Makkonen is credited as the developer of Afterdream, a two-dimensional psychological horror adventure built around exploration, a camera and environmental puzzles. The PC storefront directly names him as developer, and the PlayStation 4 listing also refers to his work while naming Feardemic as publisher of that edition. This catalogue counts one canonical game associated with Makkonen's development work. The directory classifies him as an individual rather than a studio and does not transfer a publisher credit between platforms.

Collected games: 1

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Soft Pro

Soft Pro is associated here with the canonical game Circus Charlie. Release data for the Japanese Famicom cartridge names Soft Pro as publisher, while Konami's earlier arcade original and later regional editions carry their own credits. Players guide a circus performer through acts such as jumping through hoops and crossing ropes. This profile describes the reviewed Japanese cartridge rather than assigning every edition to Soft Pro. The short name and Soft Pro International form are not merged into a broader corporate history from title listings alone.

Collected games: 1