Helix Games is associated with the Wii U title Don't Touch Anything Red. The ESRB record names the team, and release data credits Helix Games Inc. for both development and publishing. This catalogue does not confuse the game with the similarly named Please, Don't Touch Anything.
Collected games: 1
British video game developer
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Indonesian video game developer
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Bitfield is associated with development of Bibi Blocksberg – Der verhexte Schloss-Schatz for Nintendo DS. A first-person project history by a former technical lead explicitly names Bitfield GmbH as developer and KIDDINX Media GmbH as publisher. Some platform catalogues instead list KIDDINX for both roles. This catalogue keeps one canonical-game development relationship on the stronger participant evidence while retaining the catalogue discrepancy for further review.
Collected games: 1
American video game publisher and video game porter
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Steam lists Stairway Games as both developer and publisher of Funguys Swarm. The action game casts players as woodland characters fighting waves of fire-themed enemies with changing weapons and abilities. This catalogue currently links the studio to one canonical game; that count describes the catalogue, not the team's complete output. The checked storefront credit supports the two recorded roles without establishing the arrangements of every other release or project.
Collected games: 1
independent video game developer
Collected games: 1
Mouldy Toof Studios helped create and develop the prison-escape game The Escapists. Publisher Team17 described the project as a collaboration, and Xbox 360 release data names Mouldy Toof Studios for development while identifying Team17 as publisher. This catalogue keeps the studio's game-level credit without presenting it as the only team involved in every edition.
Collected games: 1
O-TWO Inc. is linked here to the PSP game Antiphona no Seikahime: Tenshi no Score Op.A. Independent game listings identify O-TWO as developer and Nippon Ichi Software separately as publisher. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the development relationship; it does not transfer publishing responsibility or other related games to the studio. The reviewed credit supports this specific contribution, not a founding date, headquarters, or complete corporate history.
Collected games: 1
NTV International Corporation, abbreviated NTVIC, is linked here to the Game Boy title Fastest Lap. Two independent edition records identify NTVIC or its full name as publisher of the US release. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this scoped publishing credit and classifies the company as a publisher. The Japanese release and the game's development are not attributed to NTVIC on that basis.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
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Project Just is linked here to the Nintendo DS title Space Invaders Extreme 2. DS edition credits list Project Just, and a separate company-credit record places it alongside Taito in production. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this credited development contribution. The profile does not describe Project Just as the sole developer, publisher or owner of the series.
Collected games: 1
Overview: Not provided
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Czech video game developer
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One of the credited co-creators of Alveole.
Collected games: 1
American video game development studio
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Takeru is linked here to Little Samson, released in Japan as Seirei Densetsu Lickle. NES release data identifies Takeru as developer and Taito as publisher, while a historical title-screen image carries both 1992 copyright names. Players switch among four characters with different abilities in platforming and combat stages. The catalogue counts one canonical development association and keeps Taito's publishing role separate. The former generic company description and unreviewed closure year are replaced with project-specific information; the title-screen credit alone does not establish every production task.
Collected games: 1
video game company
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video game studio
Collected games: 1
Limestone Games is linked here to the action game Aeon Must Die!. A PlayStation article by a member of its game team identifies the studio, and an Estonian games-industry catalogue separately lists Limestone as developer and Focus Home Interactive as publisher. This profile counts one canonical game for the verified development connection and replaces an earlier generic company description. These sources do not make Limestone the publisher of every regional or platform edition, and this profile does not assert a conclusion about disputes concerning the game's production.
Collected games: 1