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Bothtec

Bothtec is linked here to the 1988 Famicom release of Daisenryaku. Contemporary cartridge documentation carries a Bothtec copyright, and independent release catalogues name it as the Japanese publisher. A copyright or publication credit alone does not establish who programmed the game. This catalogue counts one canonical publishing association and corrects the directory category from studio to publisher. A closure year formerly present in generic copy is not retained without independently reviewed evidence.

Collected games: 1

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Headfirst Productions

Headfirst Productions is linked here to the Xbox game Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth. A contemporary release announcement from 2K Games and Bethesda explicitly identifies Headfirst as developer. The first-person horror game combines investigation, puzzle solving, exploration and combat. This catalogue counts one canonical development association and keeps the publishing organizations distinct. Founding, closure and nationality statements from older generic copy are not repeated without separate historical verification.

Collected games: 1

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Hypnotix

Hypnotix is linked here to the Game Boy Advance game BMX Trick Racer. Platform and company release records name Hypnotix as developer and Simon & Schuster as publisher. The game combines BMX racing with stunt challenges and includes practice and multiplayer activities. This catalogue counts one canonical development association, not a publishing credit. Older generic founding and closure statements have not been independently checked in this batch; a year discrepancy in the imported release is also left out of the public profile pending separate reconciliation.

Collected games: 1

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Ocarina System

Ocarina System is linked here to the 1998 Game Boy game Go! Go! Hitchhike. Two independent handheld-game records identify Ocarina System as developer and J-Wing as the Japanese publisher; the title uses a board-game-style travel premise. The catalogue retains one canonical development association rather than assigning J-Wing's publishing duties or unrelated similarly named projects to the studio. The alternate spelling Go! Go! Hitch Hiking refers to the same title, not a second collected game. The reviewed sources do not establish the team's founding date, membership or broader output.

Collected games: 1

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Pocketpair

Steam credits Pocketpair as both developer and publisher of Palworld. The game combines creature collecting with open-world exploration, building and survival. This catalogue currently links one canonical game with the two supported roles; the count is not a complete account of Pocketpair's output. A PC storefront credit also does not determine every regional or platform-specific publishing arrangement. The former generic geography and founding-year line is replaced with the directly checked work relationship.

Collected games: 1

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Urban Games

Urban Games describes itself on its website as an independent Swiss game developer and features Transport Fever 2 among its work. Steam lists Urban Games as developer of the PC release and Good Shepherd Entertainment as publisher. The transport simulation asks players to connect towns and industries through rail, road, air and water routes while responding to changing demand. This catalogue currently links one canonical game in a development role. The site's one-game count is not the studio's complete production history, and a publishing partner's role must not be collapsed into the developer's identity.

Collected games: 1

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Curious Fate

Curious Fate is associated here with the tactical game Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy. Its own studio profile names the game among founder Jason Shields's independent work. Publisher Akupara Games also explicitly credits Curious Fate as developer, while describing Akupara's own publishing and porting work across PC, Switch and PlayStation 4/5. This catalogue records one canonical game development association without attributing the PlayStation port or distribution to Curious Fate alone.

Collected games: 1