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TRAGsoft

TRAGsoft is linked here to one canonical game, Coromon. The Steam product page names the team as developer, and the game's official site is operated by TRAGsoft. Coromon centres on collecting and training creatures for turn-based battles. Steam currently lists indie.io as publisher, so this profile does not assign that publishing role to the developer. The existing Switch link is a game-level association, not proof that TRAGsoft performed every task involved in each platform port.

Collected games: 1

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Whippoorwill

Whippoorwill is the publishing credit linked here to the canonical game A Short Hike. Nintendo's US listing names Whippoorwill as publisher of the Switch edition and separately credits Adam Robinson-Yu as developer. The game follows a hike through an explorable park, with conversations and discoveries along the way. This profile preserves the supported publishing relationship without presenting Whippoorwill as the developer or inventing a wider company history from one storefront credit.

Collected games: 1

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Truant Pixel

Truant Pixel is associated here with Akash: Path of the Five. The PlayStation Store names Truant Pixel, LLC as publisher of the PS4 edition, while the studio's own storefront presents and sells the game under its name. This voiced visual novel follows Aurora, an elemental girl approaching a coming-of-age ceremony, as she navigates relationships and tension with a nearby human settlement. The catalogue retains development and publishing links for one canonical title. Features stated for the PC storefront are not automatically asserted for the PS4 edition.

Collected games: 1

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Tatamibeya

AMATA Games' press kit names Tatamibeya (畳部屋) as developer of NOSTALGIC TRAIN and AMATA K.K. as publisher of the Switch 2 release. The game uses a rural railway and town as the setting for a story discovered through walking and observation. This catalogue links one canonical game to Tatamibeya in a development role. The creator's credit and platform-specific publishing arrangement remain distinct; involvement in the same work is not evidence that the two organizations should be merged.

Collected games: 1

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Happy Ray Games

The current Steam listing credits Happy Ray Games as developer of Ikenfell and separately names Balor Games as publisher for that storefront. Its story follows a search for a missing sister through a magic school, using grid-based, turn-based battles with timing-based spells. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Happy Ray Games in a development role. A present storefront publisher field does not settle every historical or regional distribution agreement, and the publisher is not treated as another name for the development team.

Collected games: 1

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RubberBandGames

Nintendo's page for Wobbly Life Nintendo Switch 2 Edition explicitly says that RubberBandGames developed the game. Its legal line mentions Curve Games and RubberBandGames as publishers while a visible store field uses Curve Digital, showing why edition and storefront credits need their own scope. Wobbly Life is an open-ended multiplayer sandbox built around jobs, activities and exploration. This catalogue currently links one edition-named canonical game to RubberBandGames in a development role only. The company description does not turn a mixed regional publisher line into a claim of sole publication or resolve the base-game identity automatically.

Collected games: 1