Companies

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Working Designs

Working Designs is associated here with one canonical game, Alundra. The manual for the 1998 North American PlayStation edition explicitly names Working Designs as publisher. A later PSone Classics digital release became available on PlayStation 3 under a separate publishing arrangement. This profile records the historical North American publication, without transferring every region, that later digital edition, or Matrix Software's development to Working Designs.

Collected games: 1

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GameXcite

Publisher-side launch materials credit gameXcite as developer of Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown and Daedalic Entertainment as publisher. The Voyager-based game centres on ship management, crew decisions and exploration beyond known space. This profile preserves GameXcite's development relationship for the one canonical title currently linked here. The source's capitalization remains traceable, and the separate publishing credit is not assigned to the development team.

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

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Stage Games

PlayStation's product credit names Stage Games alongside Resonair and Monstars as development teams for Tetris Effect: Connected, while Enhance is identified as producer and publisher. A release from The Tetris Company describes Stage Games as an independent developer based in Tokyo. The game pairs block-clearing play with music and visual scenes that respond to player actions, and the Connected package includes multiplayer modes. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Stage Games in a development role. A shared credit is not a company merger, nor proof that Stage Games alone created the original Tetris design. The precise division of engineering work among the credited teams is not inferred.

Collected games: 1

Demonware

Demonware

Activision's page for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 names both Iron Galaxy and Demonware in its studio field. Demonware's own company profile says that it creates, provides and hosts online services and tools for games. The catalogue retains one canonical game with Demonware's existing development-category credit, but that headline credit is not evidence that it made the whole skating game. Nor does a general services description identify exactly which subsystem it supplied to this release. The company's generic studio type is corrected to Service while the distinct Iron Galaxy credit remains intact.

Collected games: 1