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First Studio

Marvelous' game page calls Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion a Marvelous First Studio production, and its showcase material separately names the internal team and producer Kenichiro Tsukuda. Players customize an Arsenal with weapons and equipment for fast-moving science-fiction battles. This catalogue uses the shorter First Studio display label and currently links one canonical game in a development role. The label describes a Marvelous production unit, not evidence of an unrelated independent publisher or a basis for merging every similarly named studio. Any Marvelous publishing credit needs its own work- and region-scoped support rather than automatic inheritance from the internal team's name.

Collected games: 1

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7th Sense

7th Sense is linked here to The Fish Files on Game Boy Color. An adventure-game publication and an independent platform catalogue identify the team as developer and Microïds as publisher. The game follows an investigation into missing pet fish, using exploration, conversations and inventory puzzles to advance its story. This catalogue counts one canonical development association and keeps the publisher credit separate. The reviewed sources focus on this title, so the profile does not invent other projects or a full corporate history.

Collected games: 1

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Sherwood Media

Sherwood Media is associated here with the basketball game ACB Total 2010-2011. A contemporary announcement from Spain's ACB league says Sherwood brought the licensed title to market for PC and Wii and separately identifies Korner Entertainment as developer. The catalogue therefore retains Sherwood's publishing credit and classifies this entry as a publisher rather than a development studio. The league licence and one release do not establish the company's founding date or broader corporate history.

Collected games: 1

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Leaping Lizard Software

Leaping Lizard Software is linked here to the Xbox edition of Bicycle Casino. Release records name the studio as developer and separately identify Activision Value as the US publisher. The game adapts casino activities including poker, blackjack and roulette under the Bicycle brand. This catalogue counts one canonical development association. The reviewed credit does not make the studio the US publisher, nor does it establish publishing arrangements for every other region. The existing short English display name is retained.

Collected games: 1

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Dazz

Dazz is the publishing credit associated with the Game Boy Color release of Kaitei Densetsu!! Treasure World. Independent catalogue and game-by-game records place Dazz in the publisher position and separately name Nexus Interact for development. This catalogue counts one canonical game for Dazz's publishing relationship and classifies the entry as a publisher. The available evidence does not establish a broader company history or authorize combining other similarly named entities.

Collected games: 1

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Infinite Fall

Steam credits Infinite Fall as developer of Night in the Woods and Finji as publisher; PLAYISM's Japanese release page also distinguishes the original development team from distribution partners. The narrative adventure follows Mae returning to her hometown, reconnecting with friends and exploring its changes. The catalogue links one canonical game to Infinite Fall in a development role. The team label is not automatically an incorporated-company identity or a complete list of individual creators, and region-specific localization or publishing work must keep its own release scope.

Collected games: 1

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Pugstorm

Pugstorm's own site presents Core Keeper among its projects and also shows a separate sandbox project, Kyora. In Core Keeper, players dig through an underground world, gather resources, build and explore, including cooperative play. Publisher Fireshine Games explicitly identifies Pugstorm as developer in its game announcement. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to the studio in a development role; the single entry is not a claim that the team has only one project. Fireshine remains a separate publisher, and a shared game does not make the two companies interchangeable or prove every platform-specific credit from one announcement.

Collected games: 1

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NOVECT

NOVECT's official site identifies the team with The House in Fata Morgana and highlights the English Dreams of the Revenants Edition. The current catalogue link is to that expanded Switch title, not a claim that the original story, side material and every platform edition are separate canonical works. Nintendo lists Limited Run Games as the Switch publisher and preserves a Novectacle copyright line. This profile describes NOVECT's creative connection without assigning it the edition's publishing role or every porting task.

Collected games: 1