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Outback

Outback is linked here to the Game Boy game Hiden Inyou Kikouhou: Ca Da. Developer-credit research assigns planning and production to Outback, while separately naming Thinking Rabbit for development and Party Room 21 for Japanese publication. The catalogue's broad development link records project participation, not sole responsibility for code, art or publishing. It counts one canonical title. The historical research entry remains a work in progress, so this project credit does not establish the company's complete staff structure or catalogue.

Collected games: 1

Kung Fu Factory

Kung Fu Factory

Kung Fu Factory is linked here to Bellator: MMA Onslaught on PlayStation 3. The transcribed PS3 credits identify the team as developer, and an official Xbox listing likewise names Kung Fu Factory for development while naming 345 Games as publisher there. The title adapts mixed martial arts competition with clinch and ground fighting alongside a custom-fighter mode. This catalogue counts one canonical development link. Publishing credits for different editions are not automatically assigned to the developer, and a generic founding-year statement is not carried forward without separate verification.

Collected games: 1

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Sidebar Games

Sidebar Games is linked here to one canonical game, Golf Story. Nintendo's US Switch product page names the team as both developer and publisher. The game uses golf shots to advance a story that extends beyond the course into character encounters and quests. These two roles are supported for the checked digital edition. Other regional or physical publishing arrangements are not silently folded into Sidebar Games, and the single catalogue link is not presented as its entire output.

Collected games: 1

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Lo-Fi Games

Lo-Fi Games' official fact sheet describes a small independent team in Bristol built around founder Chris Hunt's long development of Kenshi. The open-ended squad game lets players pursue trade, exploration, combat and settlement-building without a fixed linear story. The game's Steam product credits Lo-Fi Games in both developer and publisher fields, supporting this catalogue's two roles for its one collected canonical game. A soundtrack product is not another independent game, and the founder's earlier personal work is not automatically company output. Historic press-sheet wording is treated as a statement from its own time rather than a complete description of the studio's present catalogue.

Collected games: 1