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Joakim Sandberg

Iconoclasts' Steam listing credits Joakim Sandberg as developer and names separate commercial publishers, including Bifrost Entertainment. The platform adventure follows mechanic Robin through a world of action stages, tool-based puzzles and a story about authority and belief. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Sandberg in a development role. A personal name in the company directory is not evidence of a studio's founding date, headquarters or staff, and regional storefront publisher fields are not aliases for the creator. The entity category is corrected from Studio to Other while the individual development credit and publisher distinction remain intact.

Collected games: 1

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Bounding Box Software

Bounding Box Software's Steam developer page features Prodeus, and the game's store listing credits the team as developer while naming Humble Games separately as publisher. Prodeus combines a modern rendering pipeline with the visual language of older first-person shooters, emphasizing movement, weapons and authored combat spaces. This catalogue currently links one canonical game to Bounding Box in a development role. Soundtrack products on a developer page are not additional independent games, and the PC storefront credit is not proof of every console-region publishing arrangement. The generic English developer line is replaced without inventing a founding date, location or broader catalogue count.

Collected games: 1

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Soda Den

Steam currently names Soda Den as both developer and publisher of Roots of Pacha. Set in a prehistoric village, the farming and life simulation lets players grow crops, domesticate animals, discover tools and build a community with their clan. This catalogue links one canonical game in those two roles. A current store field is evidence for the checked listing, not proof that every launch-era contract, platform or region used the same publisher. Any historical change in publishing responsibilities needs its own time-scoped evidence.

Collected games: 1

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Beast Studios

Beast Studios is linked here to the hunting game All Round Hunter. A PAL Wii edition record identifies Beast Studios as developer and 505 Games as publisher, while a broader cross-platform catalogue also includes SIMS among the development credits. The profile therefore retains the connection to one canonical game but describes only the checked Wii-edition scope. It does not claim that Beast Studios alone made every platform version or merge the separate developer and publisher identities into this company.

Collected games: 1

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OMOCAT

Nintendo's Switch listing credits OMOCAT as both developer and publisher of OMORI, and Nintendo's announcement describes the creator's involvement in producing, writing, directing and programming the game. OMORI moves between contrasting worlds through exploration and turn-based encounters. This catalogue currently records only the development relationship for one canonical game; the publisher role is left for a separate association review. Creator, studio-brand and legal-entity names should not be collapsed without identity evidence.

Collected games: 1

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Mediatonic

Mediatonic is linked here to the canonical game Fall Guys. The game's official terms identify Mediatonic in a development and operating capacity, while an official announcement explains the later transfer of publishing responsibilities to Epic Games. Fall Guys combines multiplayer obstacle courses with elimination rounds. This profile retains the supported development relationship without presenting Mediatonic as the game's current exclusive publisher or repeating an older generic founding-year claim without separate evidence.

Collected games: 1

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Mass Creation

Mass Creation is associated here with Corridor Z. A producer from the studio introduced its PS4 and PS Vita releases on the official PlayStation Blog, describing a zombie pursuit game and cross-buy. Historical release records also credit Mass Creation as publisher, while current storefronts show We Dig Games. The publishing label therefore has an edition and time scope rather than a universal claim that every listing has always used the same name. The catalogue retains development and publishing links on one canonical game, not two separate titles; the reviewed project evidence does not define the studio's entire portfolio.

Collected games: 1