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Cosmigo

Cosmigo is linked here to the Nintendo 3DS edition of 2048. Nintendo's Japanese product page carries Cosmigo's copyright but explicitly states that Rainy Frog licensed and published that regional release. North American release data credits Cosmigo with development and publication. The catalogue therefore keeps a game-level development and region-scoped publishing association, without claiming Cosmigo published the Japanese edition or created the original web game. The 3DS title retains the number-tile sliding and matching premise. This edition-aware account replaces a generic nationality and platform description.

Collected games: 1

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Sean Garland

Sean Garland is linked here to 8Bit Hero on Wii U. A release record identifies Garland as developer and separately names RighteousWeasel as publisher, while contemporary Wii U download coverage describes the title as Garland's debut effort on the platform. The arcade adventure supports local cooperative play while players explore levels, fight enemies and search for hidden items. This catalogue counts one canonical development association and changes a personal-name entry from studio to other. The shared title does not itself prove that the developer and publishing brand were the same legal entity.

Collected games: 1

Powerhoof

Powerhoof

Powerhoof describes itself as an independent studio based in Melbourne and identifies The Drifter among its works. Its press material records the Switch and Switch 2 launches, while Nintendo names Powerhoof as publisher of the Switch 2 Edition and describes that edition as an enhancement of the original game. This profile counts one canonical game rather than a new unrelated work for each platform upgrade. It preserves the checked development and edition-specific publishing context without repeating an independently unverified founding year.

Collected games: 1

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David Szymanski

The DUSK Steam listing credits David Szymanski as developer and New Blood Interactive separately as publisher. The retro-styled first-person shooter combines fast combat with authored campaign episodes, survival challenges and multiplayer modes. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Szymanski in a development role. A personal name should not be presented as an incorporated studio without evidence, nor does the original game credit imply that he alone performed all work on later DUSK HD content. The directory category is corrected from Studio to Other while leaving the publisher's independent identity and the historical game credit intact.

Collected games: 1

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Coldwood Interactive

In a studio history published by EA, Coldwood says former Daydream staff founded the team in Umeå, Sweden, in 2003 and initially used the North64 name. EA's Unravel Two announcement separately identifies Coldwood as the developer and Electronic Arts as publisher. The puzzle-platform game follows two connected Yarnys through movement and environmental challenges, playable alone or in local cooperation. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Coldwood in a development role; that count does not describe the studio's complete earlier output. The publisher remains a different organization despite its partnership with the studio on the Unravel games.

Collected games: 1

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Neilo

The official SHUTEN ORDER site labels Neilo as developer, separately presents Tookyo Games' creative involvement and names Spike Chunsoft as publisher. It also explains the Switch 2 Edition upgrade route. The game presents a mysterious order through several story paths with different play styles. This catalogue currently links one edition-named canonical game to Neilo in a development role. The participating teams are not one corporate identity, and an upgrade pack is not by itself proof that the edition is a separate work. The old generic nationality sentence is replaced with edition-scoped, source-backed information.

Collected games: 1