Muse Games
video game development studio
Collected games: 1
video game development studio
Collected games: 1
Le Cartel Studio developed Mother Russia Bleeds, a cooperative beat ’em up with retro action, story and survival modes, and support for up to four players.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Akupara Games, LLC is associated here with the PlayStation 4 edition of Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy. The company's own game page says it published and ported the title for PlayStation, and the PlayStation storefront uses its legal-form name. The turn-based tactical role-playing game has players deploy class-based characters in map battles. Curious Fate is identified as the original developer, so Akupara is classified here as publisher rather than being assigned the original development role. The LLC suffix is retained as a name form of the same entity.
Collected games: 1
Oxford Softworks is credited with developing the Japanese PlayStation game Backgammon 2000. Two independent platform-specific release catalogues name the studio as developer and Unbalance as publisher, with the Japanese product record attached. This catalogue currently counts one linked canonical game. Founding and closure dates in an older generic description were not independently confirmed during this game-credit review and are therefore not repeated as facts.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
OUAT Entertainment is linked here to one canonical game, Allez Raconte. Nintendo DS edition catalogues and contemporary retail information identify OUAT Entertainment as the developer and Bigben as publisher. The game combines interactive storytelling with activities aimed at younger players. This profile records the supported development relationship and normalizes an earlier shortened English display name, OUAT, to the canonical company name. The short form does not establish a separate entity, and Bigben's publishing role is not assigned to the development studio.
Collected games: 1
Jason Roberts is the designer and illustrator of Gorogoa, not a company inferred from a personal name. Publisher Annapurna Interactive's game page ties its hand-drawn storytelling and panel-rearrangement puzzles to his work. The catalogue retains one canonical game in a development relationship and corrects the old generic studio type to Other so the person is not presented as an incorporated team. Publication remains a separate credit, and a creator name does not establish an unverified company history, founding date or staff size.
Collected games: 1
Serenity Forge's official Afterlife page names White Rabbit as developer and Serenity Forge separately as publisher. The action role-playing game follows Sorun through Siradon with combat, equipment choices and exploration. Afterlife is a named expanded and reworked edition of the earlier Death's Gambit experience, so the checked page establishes the credit for that product rather than every historical release arrangement. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to White Rabbit in a development role. No founding date, location or current operating status is inferred from the sparse company evidence, and the publishing organization is not folded into the studio.
Collected games: 1
Polish video game developer
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Free Radical Design is linked here to the PlayStation 3 game Haze. Publisher Ubisoft's contemporary annual report explicitly credits Free Radical Design with development, and platform edition records identify the PS3 release. The catalogue counts one canonical game for that historical development credit. Ubisoft's publishing work and any later studio reorganizations do not rewrite the original production attribution.
Collected games: 1
Contingent99's own press sheet identifies Bundy Kim and Dahoon Lee as its creators, dates the team's formation to 2014 and calls Wizard of Legend its debut project. The game centers on rapid spell combinations and repeated combat challenges. This catalogue currently links that original work to Contingent99 in a development role. A later game's use of the Wizard of Legend name does not by itself carry the same production credit, and a publisher or franchise relationship is distinct from the studio's identity. The profile therefore describes the verified team history and first game without guessing at current staff size or later corporate arrangements.
Collected games: 1
Studio Pixel created Cave Story and Kero Blaster. In Kero Blaster, a frog employee battles strange creatures in a side-scrolling action game, collecting new weapons and tools along the way.
Collected games: 1
Atomic Elbow is linked here to one canonical game, Switchball. The Xbox storefront identifies the team as developer of the 2007 Xbox Live Arcade release, while independent edition records list Sierra Online as publisher. Players guide a rolling ball through obstacle and puzzle courses. This profile confines the credit to the original game's development; later Switchball HD editions and Sierra's publishing role are distinct.
Collected games: 1
King Games is linked here to Big Bumpin', an Xbox title released as part of Burger King's game promotion. Edition-specific release records name King Games as publisher. This catalogue records one canonical publishing association and classifies the company accordingly; it does not turn the promotional label into a development credit or infer an unrelated portfolio.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
Collected games: 1
Nintendo's US listing names Sunblink as both developer and publisher of Hello Kitty Island Adventure Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and describes an upgrade path for owners of the Switch version. The game combines island exploration, friendship with Sanrio characters, gift-making and decoration. The catalogue currently records one named Switch 2 canonical game with those two roles. An upgrade route does not itself settle the game's original-versus-edition identity in this database, and a development credit does not transfer ownership of Sanrio characters to Sunblink.
Collected games: 1