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ZeniMax Online Studios

ZeniMax Online Studios is linked here to one canonical game, The Elder Scrolls Online. The studio's own website explicitly describes it as the developer of the online role-playing game, and official ZeniMax materials list the studio among the group's game businesses. This profile records that development connection. Group membership alone does not make the studio the publisher of every edition or establish the exact maintenance responsibilities of each platform release.

Collected games: 1

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KiKi

KiKi is linked here to the Japanese Xbox game Exaskeleton. Release information identifies KiKi Co., Ltd. as publisher and Production I.G separately as developer; the original Japanese staff credits also record KiKi's production and copyright involvement alongside other collaborators. The catalogue retains one canonical publishing relationship and corrects the company category from studio to publisher without transferring Production I.G's development credit. The existing short English display name, KiKi, remains; the Co., Ltd. suffix is part of the legal credit, not another company.

Collected games: 1

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Den'Z

Den'Z is associated here with the 1995 Super Famicom puzzle game Dharma Doujou. A Japanese product record prints the DEN'Z maker and copyright credit, while an independent game listing separates Den'Z as publisher from developer Metro. Players move and match Daruma blocks under the game's puzzle rules. This catalogue classifies the entry as a publisher and counts one canonical title. Metro's development work and the earlier arcade version are not reassigned to Den'Z. Differences in capitalization or apostrophe styling are credit spellings, not evidence for a second company.

Collected games: 1

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Robotality

The Wargroove 2 press kit identifies Robotality as the German independent team producing the sequel, while the official FAQ also names Chucklefish among development contributors. The game continues the series' commander-led, grid-based tactical play through campaigns and battles. Robotality's own site records a 2013 formation and earlier collaborations, but this catalogue currently links only Wargroove 2 in a development role. That relationship is not ownership of the original Wargroove, its IP or the publishing label, and it must not erase Chucklefish's separately documented work. Generic founding-copy is replaced with a source-scoped account of the actual project.

Collected games: 1

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Sandfall Interactive

Sandfall Interactive says on its own site that it was founded in France in 2020 to make premium three-dimensional single-player games for PC and current-generation consoles. The studio identifies Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 as its first game, a turn-based role-playing adventure with reactive battle elements and a fantasy world influenced by Belle Époque art. Its site separately names Kepler Interactive as publisher. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Sandfall as developer, not a complete history of the studio or an implicit claim that it published the title. The old generic country-and-year copy is replaced with these direct, role-specific facts.

Collected games: 1

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Steel Crate Games

The game's official press sheet credits Steel Crate Games with both development and sales of Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes. One player faces a bomb while others use a manual and verbal communication to guide the defusal, making cooperation the central mechanic. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Steel Crate Games in development and publishing roles, not a complete account of its business. The old generic developer and founding-year text is replaced with the product and directly supported responsibilities, without adding unverified corporate history.

Collected games: 1

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Illusions Gaming

Illusions Gaming Company is linked here to the adventure game Blazing Dragons. The original PlayStation credits contain a distinct studio section for creative direction, design and programming, while release information identifies Crystal Dynamics separately as publisher. The catalogue retains one canonical development relationship without transferring the animation licensor's or publisher's work to this team. Its existing shorter English display name, Illusions Gaming, remains in place; the fuller credit is not a separate company. A single project's staff list does not establish the team's complete history.

Collected games: 1