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Moppin

Moppin is linked here to the canonical game Downwell. Its Steam listing credits Moppin as developer and Devolver Digital as publisher. The game sends the player down a well with gunboots that change both movement and combat. This profile retains the supported development relationship without transferring Devolver's publishing credit to Moppin. A game-level link to the Switch edition does not by itself establish who handled each part of that particular port.

Collected games: 1

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Sir-Tech Canada

The contemporary Jagged Alliance 2 manual credits Sirtech Canada Limited in its copyright line and lists the game's production, design, programming, art and writing staff. Players recruit mercenaries, manage resources and equipment, then plan movement and tactical battles across a sector map. Later digital-store listings use broader Sir-Tech Software and Strategy First names; those storefront or publishing labels do not erase the original Canadian production identity. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Sir-Tech Canada in a development role. The absence of a live old-studio website is not a reason to invent its current status or merge distinct historical companies by name alone.

Collected games: 1

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Dead Mage

A release announcement from publisher 11 bit studios identifies Dead Mage as the Austin-based developer of Children of Morta, and Steam lists the two organizations in separate development and publishing roles. The game follows the Bergson family through action combat and successive explorations. This profile records the one canonical game linked here as a development credit, without assigning the publisher's or physical distributor's work to Dead Mage or repeating an unverified former founding-year claim.

Collected games: 1

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James Montagna

James Montagna is an individual game creator linked here to Dodge Club Party. A Wii U listing credits him with development and publication, while his contemporary interview identifies collaborators including artist Lindsay Collins, musician Tommy Pedrini and programmer George Mathews. The game stages multiplayer dodging and chasing in a deliberately tiny pixel arena. This review changes the entity type from studio to other and retains the supported game-level roles, without treating the credited collaborators as one company or erasing their separate contributions.

Collected games: 1

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Mindware Studios

Mindware Studios is linked here to the 2005 stealth-action title Cold War. Independent game records identify the studio as developer across the title's recorded Xbox and computer releases, while DreamCatcher and other edition-specific companies hold separate publishing credits. The catalogue counts one canonical game for this development relationship. Those records do not independently establish the founding and closure years in the former generic description, and publishing duties are not assigned to the studio.

Collected games: 1