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Fumi Games

Fumi Games' Steam developer page features MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, and a market announcement from publisher PlaySide identifies Fumi as the Poland-based development team. Players follow private investigator Jack Pepper through a noir-inspired city, combining case investigation with first-person shooting and a black-and-white hand-drawn animation style. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Fumi in a development role. The soundtrack and comic shown beside the game on a storefront are companion products rather than additional collected games, while PlaySide's publishing role remains separate. No precise corporate address or broader company history is inferred from the limited checked material.

Collected games: 1

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8bits Fanatics

8bits Fanatics is linked here to one canonical game, 1001 Spikes, with PlayStation 4, PS Vita and Wii U editions in the catalogue. Publisher Nicalis lists 8bits Fanatics alongside itself in the game's developer credit, while the PlayStation listing retains both names in its copyright notice and identifies Nicalis as publisher. The profile therefore describes a development contribution rather than sole production or publishing, and does not count the platform editions as separate works.

Collected games: 1

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Bigmode

Bigmode's own Animal Well page identifies Billy Basso as the game's developer, while Steam names Bigmode as publisher. The exploration game builds its mysteries around interconnected spaces, observation and items that can be used in unexpected ways. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Bigmode only in a publishing role; that count is not its complete release catalogue. The generic studio category is corrected to Publisher. Neither publication nor support for the game transfers Billy Basso's development credit or makes Shared Memory a Bigmode alias.

Collected games: 1

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Happy Dance Games

Happy Dance Games is linked here to the competitive quiz game Battle Trivia Knockout. The PlayStation listing names Happy Dance Games Inc. as publisher and copyright holder, while an independent game record also identifies the team as developer. Players answer questions to reduce an opponent's health and can compete locally or against computer-controlled challengers. The catalogue records both roles against one canonical game rather than counting two titles, and does not extend PS4-specific product information to every edition. The short company name corresponds to the Inc. credit; other projects and corporate history require separate evidence.

Collected games: 1

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Hellbent Games

Hellbent Games is linked here to LEGO Ninjago: Nindroids. Edition-specific PlayStation Vita data credits the team with development and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment with publication; a separate company catalogue also associates Hellbent with the Vita and Nintendo 3DS editions. The game brings LEGO Ninjago characters into action and exploration against the Nindroids. This profile counts one canonical game and keeps the checked development role separate from publishing, without repeating an uncorroborated founding year from the earlier generic copy.

Collected games: 1

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Broderbund

Developer Cyan's support page explicitly refers to physical Myst releases published by Broderbund, and the Strong Museum's collection description corroborates its early publishing role. This catalogue therefore retains one canonical game in a historical publisher relationship and corrects the old generic studio type to Publisher. Cyan remains the game's creator and developer. An original-era credit does not automatically cover later remakes, digital reissues or another rights holder; legal-name and punctuation variants are not mechanically merged from their spelling alone.

Collected games: 1

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SHUEISHA GAMES

The official OPUS: Prism Peak site and SHUEISHA GAMES' own streaming-credit guidance distinguish SIGONO INC. as developer from SHUEISHA GAMES as publisher. The photo adventure follows a traveler in a strange world who uses a camera to record scenes and encounters while seeking a way home. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to SHUEISHA GAMES in a publishing role; that count is not its whole catalogue. Shared copyright or promotion does not assign SIGONO's creative development to the publisher. The old generic publisher description is replaced with the concrete work and credit, and the company category is corrected from Studio to Publisher.

Collected games: 1

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Micro Cabin

Micro Cabin is linked here to Marionette Company. Two independent PlayStation edition records identify it as both developer and publisher of the original Japanese release in 1999. The catalogue counts one canonical game for that work and retains the entry's development-studio classification. A later digital reissue had a different publisher, so the original publishing attribution is not extended to every subsequent listing. The word Company in the game's title does not imply any additional company identity or justify merging unrelated records.

Collected games: 1

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Pikii

Nintendo's 2018 Japanese release schedule lists Pikii as publisher of Cave Story+, and Pikii's own game page documents the February 2018 Switch release in Japan. The action adventure combines cave exploration, combat and a branching story. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Pikii in a publishing role, supported specifically for that Japanese release. It does not override Nicalis' credits in other markets or turn the original game's creator into a Pikii company member. The directory category is corrected from generic Studio to Publisher while the edition and regional scope stays explicit.

Collected games: 1

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Monstars

Publisher Enhance says Tetris Effect: Connected continued the development work of Monstars and Resonair, with Stage Games providing additional coding and networking help. The game combines classic Tetris rules with synchronized music, visuals and multiplayer modes. This catalogue links one canonical game to Monstars in a development role. The other contributors keep their own credits; a slash-separated import field is not an identity statement or evidence that Monstars alone made every part of the game.

Collected games: 1