Companies

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Spicy Horse Games

Spicy Horse Games is associated here with the action-adventure game Alice: Madness Returns. Electronic Arts' contemporary announcement names the studio in connection with the project and identifies the planned PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 releases. The game continues the world of American McGee's Alice, sending Alice through a distorted Wonderland. The catalogue retains one canonical development association, while Electronic Arts' publishing role remains separate. Other Alice titles are not automatically counted as Spicy Horse games, and the announcement is evidence for this project rather than a complete account of the studio's history or catalogue.

Collected games: 1

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Pukka Games

Pukka Games is linked here to the Game Boy Color version of Cool Bricks. The original credits place production direction, game concept, programming, art and level design under the Pukka team, while release records identify SCi separately as publisher. This supports a development relationship to one canonical game, not a transfer of the publishing role. The reviewed title does not by itself establish the studio's founding date, headquarters or full corporate history, so those details are not inferred here.

Collected games: 1

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Cinegroupe

Cinegroupe is linked here to the Game Boy Advance title Dora the Explorer: Super Spies. Game records identify CinéGroupe Interactive as developer and Gotham Games separately as publisher; the accented credit is treated as a spelling of the same studio name rather than a new entry. The game follows Dora and Boots as they try to warn Tico about Swiper's plan to steal a new invention, using side-scrolling action and simple puzzles. The catalogue retains one canonical development link without assigning other Dora games or Gotham's publishing duties to Cinegroupe. These credits establish this title's participation, not a complete corporate history.

Collected games: 1

New Blood Interactive

New Blood Interactive

The DUSK Steam listing credits David Szymanski as developer and New Blood Interactive as publisher, while New Blood's own catalogue includes the game. Its fast-paced first-person combat, authored episodes and retro presentation define the release described here. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to New Blood in a publishing role; the count does not represent its entire catalogue. The developer's creative work is not reassigned to the publishing company. Because the existing company category was a generic Studio despite this supported role, it is corrected to Publisher without changing the game's credit.

Collected games: 1

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Experiment 101

Experiment 101 identifies Biomutant among its work. THQ Nordic's Switch release announcement credits Experiment 101 for developing the game, Saber Interactive for porting that version and THQ Nordic for publishing it. This profile records the development relationship for the one canonical game currently linked here. It distinguishes original creation from platform-specific port work and does not repeat a generic founding-year claim that was not independently checked for this batch.

Collected games: 1