Companies

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Sam Eng

Publisher Devolver Digital names Sam Eng as the developer of Skate Story and describes the project as a solo developer work in its investor material. The game follows a skateboard journey through the underworld, using movement, speed and routes as its central interactions. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Eng in a development role. A personal credit in a company directory is not evidence of an incorporated studio, headquarters or team size, while Devolver remains the separate publisher. The entity category is corrected from Studio to Other without changing the game's development relationship.

Collected games: 1

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Radical Fish Games

Radical Fish Games is linked here to one canonical game, CrossCode. The studio's own press kit says it created the game, which combines real-time combat, puzzles, quests and character progression. This profile retains the supported game-level development relationship. Console ports and publication involved partners, so the original development credit is not presented as proof that Radical Fish handled every task for the Switch edition or its distribution. The single catalogue link is likewise not a complete studio portfolio.

Collected games: 1

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Magical Formation

Magical Formation is credited with developing the Japanese PlayStation puzzle game Arthur to Astaroth no Nazo Makaimura: Incredible Toons. Two independent game catalogues connect the studio to that edition and identify Capcom as publisher. This catalogue currently counts one canonical game for Magical Formation. A legal-suffix form in source records is retained as a name variant, not split into another studio or used to transfer Capcom's publishing role.

Collected games: 1

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Bit Kid

Bit Kid developed the exploration game Chasm for PlayStation Vita and other platforms. The studio's own press kit lists the PlayStation releases, and its director describes the development process in a PlayStation Blog article. First-party material also identifies an earlier Discord Games LLC name. This catalogue preserves the existing Bit Kid and Bit Kid, Inc. display forms rather than creating a duplicate company, and counts one canonical game for the development link.

Collected games: 1