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Team Reptile

Team Reptile

Team Reptile describes itself on its Steam developer page as an independent maker of original games. The Bomb Rush Cyberfunk listing credits it for both development and publication. Players traverse city districts through graffiti, music and trick-based movement while competing with rival crews. The catalogue currently links one canonical game with two supported roles. A former generic founding-year line is not repeated without independent confirmation in this review.

Collected games: 1

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Technosoft

Technosoft is associated here with the 1994 PlayStation release of Nekketsu Oyako. Release records identify the company as both developer and Japanese publisher of that original edition, whereas a later digital reissue carries a separate Sega publishing credit. The catalogue currently stores only Technosoft's developer-class relationship; the missing original publishing role requires a separate, verified association update. This profile describes the supported title scope without repeating founding or closure years that the reviewed release evidence does not independently establish.

Collected games: 1

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Little Boy Games

Little Boy Games developed Go! Go! Break Steady for Xbox Live Arcade. The Xbox storefront distinguishes the team's development credit from Microsoft Studios' publishing role, and a first-person project postmortem describes the small team's original production. This catalogue counts one canonical title for Little Boy Games. Its existing public English short name is retained without treating the corporate Inc. suffix as part of the required display brand.

Collected games: 1

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Tour De Pizza

Steam credits Tour De Pizza with both developing and publishing Pizza Tower on its PC listing. The fast-paced platform game follows Peppino through the tower, rewarding movement, exploration and score-focused play with exaggerated cartoon-inspired visuals. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to the team in development and publishing roles. The verified self-publishing field is specific to the checked storefront, not proof that every later console edition or region has the same commercial arrangement. The prior generic developer description is replaced with the concrete title and bounded credit.

Collected games: 1

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Lovely Hellplace

Steam credits Lovely Hellplace as developer of Dread Delusion and separately names DreadXP as publisher. The game invites players to explore a fragmented fantasy world, visit towns, use magic and make consequential choices. This catalogue currently links one canonical title to Lovely Hellplace in a development role. The profile does not transfer the publishing credit to the developer or infer an unverified founding date, location or complete studio catalogue from one listing.

Collected games: 1

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Ezekiel Rage

Ezekiel Rage is linked here to Citadale: The Legends Trilogy on Wii U. Nintendo's product page confirms that the edition contains three chapters, while a contemporary release announcement identifies Ezekiel Rage as the individual lead developer and explains how the trilogy incorporates the earlier Gate of Souls. The game uses retro side-scrolling action, weapon-based combat and hidden content. This catalogue counts one canonical development association and classifies the creator as an individual rather than a studio; a rights notice or another platform's release is not treated as proof of a publishing role.

Collected games: 1

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Reset Media

Reset Media is linked here to one canonical game, 198X. The PlayStation 4 product page explicitly names RESET MEDIA AB as publisher for that edition, while Hi-Bit Studios is the developer. A trademark record also associates the shorter Reset Media name with 198X. This review changes the entry type from studio to publisher and supplies edition-scoped company context. The checked credit does not automatically apply to PC, Switch or other platform releases, and it does not change the identity of the game itself.

Collected games: 1

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Kittehface

Kittehface lists Airport Simulator 2019 in its own platform-porting portfolio for Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The team says it inherited an unfinished project and handled final delivery work, optimization, lighting changes and controller support. This catalogue counts one canonical game for its development participation. That account does not make Kittehface the original creator or sole developer of every edition, and the contribution is described at the scope supplied by the team itself.

Collected games: 1

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Utopian World of Sandwiches

Utopian World of Sandwiches is linked here to the multiplayer party game Chompy Chomp Chomp Party. Nintendo explicitly lists it as developer on the Switch product page, while Wii U and Switch listings use the shorter Utopian Sandwich name in the publisher field. Players chase and chomp one another across party-game arenas. This catalogue counts one canonical game for the supported development connection and preserves the existing publishing association. The precise corporate or label relationship between the two credited names remains a separate identity question; similarity alone does not justify merging them or extending a regional publishing credit.

Collected games: 1