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CCP Games

In May 2026 the company announced that the former CCP Games had become independent and would operate under the name Fenris Creations. EVE Online's own announcement confirms continuity of the team behind the long-running player-driven space world. Players navigate a shared online universe through ships, exploration, industry, trade and conflict. This catalogue currently displays one canonical game's development and publishing relationships on the historical CCP Games record. The verified name change is documented here, but canonical renaming, aliases and old-route behavior require a separate identity manifest; this content batch does not silently replace IDs or transfer credits to unrelated partners.

Collected games: 1

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Overkill Software

Overkill Software is linked here to PAYDAY 2 on Xbox 360. Publisher 505 Games explicitly named Overkill as developer for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC versions in a contemporary announcement, and the studio's current group profile confirms its work on the PAYDAY series. This catalogue counts one canonical game with a checked development relationship. It keeps 505's publishing role separate and does not project later updates on other platforms back onto the original Xbox 360 edition.

Collected games: 1

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MOSS

MOSS is associated here with KOF Sky Stage, a vertical shooter featuring characters from The King of Fighters. Xbox 360 release records credit MOSS with development and SNK Playmore with publication; an SNK announcement separately confirms that edition's release. This catalogue counts one canonical development association. The existing short English display name MOSS is preserved, and the company name is not treated as evidence for unrelated credits or a publisher role on this Xbox edition.

Collected games: 1

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Sprout Games

Sprout Games is linked here to Feeding Frenzy on Xbox 360. Version-specific records name Sprout Games as developer and Oberon Media as publisher. The aquatic arcade loop asks players to eat smaller fish, grow, and avoid larger predators. This catalogue counts one canonical development association rather than a separate title for each collected platform or re-release. Publishing credits for earlier computer editions and later digital distributions remain tied to their own release evidence; they are not attributed to Sprout merely because it developed the game.

Collected games: 1

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Villa Gorilla

Team17's retrospective identifies Villa Gorilla as the developer of Yoku's Island Express and Team17 separately as its publisher. The game combines pinball-style movement with exploration as Yoku travels across an island delivering mail and using environmental mechanisms. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Villa Gorilla in a development role. That count is not a complete account of the team's work, and a publishing partnership does not make Team17 the same organization. The checked first-party material does not establish a founding date or headquarters, so neither is added.

Collected games: 1