Companies

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META Publishing

META Publishing is linked here to the canonical game Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous. Its Steam listing names META Publishing and Owlcat Games together as publishers and credits Owlcat Games as developer. The role-playing game centres on character building, party exploration and tactical encounters. This profile preserves META Publishing's supported publishing role without turning a co-publishing credit into exclusive publication or assigning the game's development to the publisher.

Collected games: 1

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Vogster

Vogster Entertainment is linked here to one canonical game, Robocalypse. Nintendo DS edition records name Vogster as developer and Tecmo as publisher, a distinction also made in contemporary handheld-game coverage. Players assemble and command robot forces in real-time strategy encounters designed for the handheld's touch controls. This profile confines its claims to the checked development relationship. Sources differ on the studio's geographic description, so the revised copy does not repeat the earlier unqualified nationality claim or attribute Tecmo's publishing work to Vogster.

Collected games: 1

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OnSkull Games

OnSkull Games is associated here with Alchemist: Journey of the Soul. Steam credits the label as both developer and publisher of the alchemy, exploration and puzzle game; a European PlayStation listing also shows PS4 and PS5 editions under the publisher name ONSKULL DEVELOPMENT. The catalogue counts one canonical game and does not infer worldwide PlayStation availability or merge the two name forms into a legal identity without further evidence. The former generic country description is replaced with title-specific scope.

Collected games: 1

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Evening Star

Take-Two's announcement identifies Evening Star as the team creating Penny's Big Breakaway and Private Division as the publishing label. Penny's platform adventure uses a yo-yo for movement and tricks across colorful stages, with a separate time-attack mode. The announcement describes Evening Star's distributed collaboration and custom game-engine work. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to the studio in a development role. Individual members' earlier work on other games is not automatically a company credit for Evening Star, and the publisher remains a distinct organization despite their collaboration on this release.

Collected games: 1

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Weird Beluga

Weird Beluga's About page calls Duskfade its second game and identifies Clid the Snail as its first. The studio's own project page describes a colourful three-dimensional platform adventure built around time, sword combat and agile movement. Its protagonist travels through regions under an unnatural night while trying to save his sister. This catalogue currently links only Duskfade in a development role, so one collected game must not be presented as the team's whole output. Production ownership likewise does not establish every platform or regional publishing arrangement.

Collected games: 1