Jump Over the Age
Jump Over the Age is Gareth Damian Martin's one-person game development studio. Its work includes Citizen Sleeper and In Other Waters, combining science-fiction worlds with narrative exploration.
Collected games: 2
Jump Over the Age is Gareth Damian Martin's one-person game development studio. Its work includes Citizen Sleeper and In Other Waters, combining science-fiction worlds with narrative exploration.
Collected games: 2
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Collected games: 2
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Collected games: 2
Serbian video game developer
Collected games: 2
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Collected games: 2
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Collected games: 2
video game development studio
Collected games: 2
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Collected games: 2
video game developer
Collected games: 2
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Collected games: 2
video game studio
Collected games: 2
Mega Crit is an independent game studio behind Slay the Spire. The game combines card-based deck building with roguelike adventures, asking players to assemble a deck, encounter creatures and discover relics on each climb.
Collected games: 2
Fluid Studios is credited with developing the 2001 Game Boy Advance game E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial; release records list NewKidCo separately as publisher. The catalogue link concerns this handheld game, not the different 1982 Atari 2600 title.
Collected games: 1
Le Caillou is linked here to the Nintendo DS edition of Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis: Le Jeu. A French game catalogue credits the studio with development and Mindscape with publication, while an interview with a participant recalls making the DS adaptation. The film-based title uses its characters and northern French cultural setting for a collection of small activities. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the checked development connection; it does not automatically attribute the Wii or PC editions to Le Caillou or confuse the publisher with the development team.
Collected games: 1
Mc O'River is credited as publisher of the North American Super Nintendo release of Aero Fighters, also known as Sonic Wings in Japan. Platform-specific catalogues distinguish that regional publishing role from Video System's development work and other editions' publication. This catalogue counts one linked game for Mc O'River. The original composite import text is not by itself evidence that Mc O'River and Video System were the same legal entity.
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
Interactive Vision is linked here to Blades of Thunder for Game Boy Advance. The original credits say the game was developed by Interactive Vision A/S, and a Danish national game list independently pairs the studio with the title while naming Summit Soft as publisher. The game is built around helicopter combat missions. This catalogue retains one canonical development association. The A/S legal suffix and capitalization are treated as credit variants, not another company, and Summit Soft's publishing role is not assigned to the developer. These sources document this title rather than the studio's entire corporate history.
Collected games: 1
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Collected games: 1
Angel Matrix is linked here to one canonical game, Neon White. Publisher Annapurna Interactive's official game page explicitly names Angel Matrix as developer and describes the game's first-person action and speed-focused stages. This profile retains the development credit without transferring Annapurna's publishing role to the team. The catalogue groups public PlayStation and Switch editions under the game-level association; that grouping is not separate proof of who carried out each platform port.
Collected games: 1