Oink Games
Japanese video game developer
Collected games: 1
Japanese video game developer
Collected games: 1
Entersphere is credited with developing the PlayStation Vita game Army Corps of Hell, known in Japan as Jigoku no Gundan. Square Enix's original product announcement explicitly names Entersphere in the development field. This catalogue records its developer role separately from the game's publisher.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
video game developer credited on Brunswick Zone Cosmic Bowling
Collected games: 1
video game developer
Collected games: 1
Mojiken Studio is an Indonesian game-development team that worked on the narrative adventure A Space for the Unbound. The Steam product page credits both Mojiken Studio and Toge Productions for development and lists publishers separately. This catalogue preserves the co-development credit.
Collected games: 1
Dreamhaven's partnership announcement says it is publishing FuzzyBot's Lynked: Banner of the Spark. Nintendo's listing for the named Switch 2 Edition independently shows Dreamhaven as publisher and FuzzyBot as developer. The game mixes action missions, rescued robot companions and the rebuilding of a community. This catalogue currently links one edition-named canonical game to Dreamhaven in a publishing role only; that count is not the company's whole portfolio. FuzzyBot's development identity remains separate, while base-release versus upgrade identity requires its own game review. The generic studio category on this publisher-focused profile is corrected to Publisher.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Lumenox is associated with the hand-drawn action platformer Aaru's Awakening. Steam credits Lumenox ehf for both development and publishing. This catalogue already groups the Lumenox Games and Lumenox ehf source units under this display entry and currently counts one related game.
Collected games: 1
Glodia is credited for the earlier computer editions of the role-playing game Emerald Dragon. The work later reached Super Famicom, where platform-specific records instead identify Alfa System for development and MediaWorks for publication. This catalogue counts one canonical game for Glodia's development relationship; that game-level link is not evidence that Glodia produced the Super Famicom conversion or published every edition.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Kaizen Game Works' About page places the studio in the UK, records its formation in 2018 and identifies Paradise Killer as its first game. The studio's own fact sheet credits Kaizen Game Works Limited as developer and Fellow Traveller as publisher. The open-world investigation lets players gather clues, question island residents and make their own case in the final trial. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Kaizen in a development role. The count is not its whole catalogue, and the separate publishing partner is not merged into the studio. The old generic country-and-year sentence is replaced with supported history and work.
Collected games: 1
Studio Wildcard features ARK: Survival Evolved on its own site. Steam lists it among several developers and alongside Snail Games USA in the publisher field for the PC listing. The survival game combines resource gathering, construction and taming creatures on a mysterious island. This catalogue currently retains one canonical game linked to Studio Wildcard in both roles. The shared credits do not support claiming that the studio alone produced every part of ARK or handled publication of every edition and region.
Collected games: 1
Ivanovich Games is linked here to the PlayStation 4 edition of 1976 - Back to midway. PlayStation lists Ivanovich Games SL as publisher of that edition; the same game's PC storefront names Ivanovich Games for both development and publication. The title centers on virtual-reality aerial combat with arcade-style missions. This catalogue counts one canonical game across the company's development and publishing roles. PC device requirements, launch date and edition-specific specifications are not silently transferred to PlayStation 4.
Collected games: 1
The developer of the original 2005 Stubbs the Zombie.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Bongfish is associated here with Harms Way, a racing-and-shooting game in which drivers and snipers cooperate. The Xbox product listing identifies Bongfish GmbH as developer and Microsoft Studios separately as publisher. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this development credit, preserving the local short display name without merging any similarly named entity. The store listing does not establish the studio's full catalogue, founding year or organizational history.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Japanese video game developer
Collected games: 1