MoonHood created The Midnight Walk. The studio describes it as its first project and explains its approach to building dreamlike worlds from physical materials such as clay; the Steam listing names MoonHood as developer and Fast Travel Games as publisher. This catalogue keeps that work and its roles distinct from earlier games made by individual team members.
Collected games: 1
American video game developer
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Collected games: 1
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Cosmic Picnic is linked to the space-exploration game ADIOS Amigos: Galactic Explorers. The PlayStation Store lists the team as publisher of the PlayStation 4 edition, and the Steam developer field connects it to the game's production. This catalogue counts one canonical work across the development and publishing links. The earlier PC edition and later subtitled PS4 release remain distinct release contexts; their dates and regional publishing details are not treated as interchangeable.
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
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Big Bang is linked here to Lode Runner 3-D for Nintendo 64. Contemporary reporting identifies Big Bang Software as developer and Infogrames as publisher, and a game listing also carries the Big Bang development credit. The title moves the classic block-digging, gold-collecting and enemy-avoidance loop into three-dimensional stages. This catalogue counts one canonical development association and retains the existing short display name without equating unrelated companies that share the words Big Bang.
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
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Polyarc developed and published Moss, an action-adventure puzzle game made for virtual reality. It combines character-driven storytelling, combat and world exploration.
Collected games: 1
No More Robots is credited as publisher of Fashion Police Squad on Steam, where Mopeful Games is listed separately as developer. The game turns clothing-themed tools and opponents into a first-person action format. This profile records the checked publishing relationship for the one canonical title currently linked here. It does not absorb the independent development team's credit or present the catalogue's single connection as the publisher's entire portfolio.
Collected games: 1
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Steam names Cranky Watermelon as both developer and publisher of Boomerang Fu. Players control food characters in quick multiplayer battles using boomerangs and stackable power-ups. This catalogue currently links one canonical game with those two checked roles; that count does not describe the team's complete output. The PC listing does not by itself establish the publisher of every console edition or region, which must be checked against its own release evidence.
Collected games: 1
OVERDRIVE is linked here to one canonical game, Deardrops Distortion. Japanese PlayStation Portable edition records identify Over Drive as developer and CyberFront as publisher. The title adapts an earlier PC visual novel, following a story centred on music and a band. This profile states the supported PSP development connection, without transferring CyberFront's publishing role to OVERDRIVE or assuming that every change in a port was completed independently by the original team.
Collected games: 1
Latvian video game developer
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Virtual Studio is associated here with the original PlayStation edition of Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy. Its staff credits place Virtual Studio personnel in executive production and artwork, while separately naming Visual Impact for the console conversion. The catalogue counts one canonical game with Virtual Studio's documented participation. This profile does not claim that it handled the whole PlayStation port or publication, and keeps the later remake distinct.
Collected games: 1
Blue Mammoth Games is linked here to one canonical game, Brawlhalla. Ubisoft's acquisition announcement describes the team as based near Atlanta, Georgia and as creator of the free-to-play platform fighter. Ubisoft's current studio page still lists Brawlhalla as its main project. The studio joined Ubisoft in 2018, but that ownership does not make Blue Mammoth a French development studio. This profile replaces an inaccurate imported country description.
Collected games: 1
Triple B Games is credited with developing Inside Lacrosses CL2010.
Collected games: 1
Overplay is linked here to the Nintendo DS game Beauty Academy. Its original credits contain separate Overplay sections for development, art, audio and design; Tivola's creative and project-management credits are listed apart, and release information identifies Tivola Publishing as publisher. The game centres on running a beauty studio and completing customers' hair and make-up tasks. This catalogue records one canonical development association, rather than transferring Tivola's publishing role to Overplay or counting the DSi and 3DS editions as additional games. The credits document this project's staff roles but do not establish the studio's founding date or every business partnership.
Collected games: 1