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Re-Logic

Re-Logic is linked here to one canonical game, Terraria. The PC Steam product page credits it with both development and publication, while Terraria's own announcements distinguish the external teams handling console and mobile ports. The game is built around digging, building, exploration and combat. The catalogue preserves Re-Logic's game-level connections but uses the PC edition as the evidence for those specific roles; it does not assign every later port's development or regional publishing work to the original team.

Collected games: 1

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Brain Dock

Brain Dock is associated here with the Game Boy Color title Command Master. A platform catalogue names it as developer and Enix as publisher, while a cartridge rights line independently includes BRAIN DOCK. The game uses a motion sensor: players move the handheld in response to on-screen commands during battles. This catalogue counts one canonical development association. The Enix publishing role remains separate, and a single copyright line is not used to infer Brain Dock's legal identity, location or staff history.

Collected games: 1

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Noctiluca

Noctiluca is linked here to the PlayStation Portable edition of Akaya Akashiya Ayakashino. The edition's official product page separately identifies HaccaWorks* as original creator and noctiluca as developer and publisher. They are different credits, not evidence that the two entities should be merged. This catalogue counts one canonical publishing association and corrects the directory category to publisher. The original game's authorship and the PSP adaptation's production responsibilities remain distinct, as do edition-specific release and distribution facts.

Collected games: 1

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Game Atelier

The Steam listing credits Game Atelier as developer and FDG Entertainment separately as publisher, while the official game site carries rights notices for both. The adventure draws on the Wonder Boy tradition with transformations, exploration, puzzles and combat. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Game Atelier in a development role. The publisher is not merged into the studio, and the original series creator's personal contribution is not rewritten as Game Atelier's corporate history. The checked pages do not securely establish a founding date or headquarters, so those details are left out.

Collected games: 1

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Qooc Software

Qooc Software is associated here with Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior's Rise. The PC storefront lists Qooc Software as developer, while contemporary Xbox 360 promotional material uses the shortened Qooc Soft name and identifies 7sixty as publisher of that console edition. The game centers on martial-arts combos and timed blocks, with solo and local two-player play. This catalogue counts one canonical development association. The PC storefront's publishing credit is not silently assigned to Xbox 360, and the shortened signature is not used to invent a broader corporate history.

Collected games: 1