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Dark Energy Digital

Dark Energy Digital developed Hydrophobia. The Xbox storefront names the team as developer and separately identifies Microsoft Studios as publisher of that edition; the classification record also connects the company to the Xbox 360 title. This catalogue counts one canonical game for its development relationship, without extending that edition's publishing arrangement to PC or PlayStation. Founding and closure dates from a previous generic profile were not independently rechecked here and are omitted.

Collected games: 1

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Aardman Digital

Aardman Digital is linked here to the narrative adventure 11-11: Memories Retold. Publisher Bandai Namco described the project as a collaboration between Aardman and DigixArt, and the game credits list an Aardman Digital team covering creative direction, production, interface art and technical support. The story follows two characters against the backdrop of the First World War. This catalogue records one canonical participation link. The evidence does not establish that the digital team alone programmed the game or that it was a separate corporate entity from Aardman.

Collected games: 1

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Boolat Games

Boolat Games worked on the PlayStation 3 adaptation of 4 Elements HD. A contemporary PlayStation Blog post introduces the edition through the Boolat team, and a later studio history explains that it licensed the earlier PC game and adapted it for PlayStation Move. This catalogue counts one canonical game for Boolat's development relationship. The original PC creation and the later Boolat Play organization are separate historical questions, not automatically transferred to this credit.

Collected games: 1

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Cosmonaut Games

Cosmonaut Games is a Spanish team linked here to the WiiWare title 5 Spots Party. Nintendo's product listing names it as both developer and publisher, and a contemporary interview describes the title as the team's first WiiWare release. Players find differences between pairs of similar pictures, with a party mode for several participants. This profile counts one canonical game and records the two supported WiiWare roles; it does not attribute earlier spot-the-difference PC games to the studio merely because they share a concept.

Collected games: 1

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kaleidoscube

kaleidoscube is linked here to the PlayStation 4 edition of A Juggler's Tale. Its own project page lists a PlayStation release, and edition records identify kaleidoscube as developer and Mixtvision as publisher in the US and Europe. Players guide string puppet Abby through a fairy-tale setting, using her strings to solve environmental puzzles and evade pursuit. The catalogue counts one canonical development association and does not project a regional publishing credit onto every release.

Collected games: 1