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ZeDrimeTim

Konami's launch announcement identifies French developer ZDT Studio on Darwin's Paradox!, while the rights line preserves the ZeDrimeTim name. The team's current website likewise presents the project under its ZDT Studio branding. Players guide the octopus Darwin through an industrial setting using swimming, camouflage, platform movement and environmental problem-solving. This catalogue retains its existing ZeDrimeTim company record with one development relationship. The observed naming connection is explained in the profile, not applied as an unreviewed canonical rename or company merge, and Konami's publication remains a separate credit.

Collected games: 1

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SUPER DOT COM

SUPER DOT COM LTD is linked here to the PlayStation 4 edition of Alchemist Adventure. The PlayStation UK product page explicitly names this legal entity as publisher. The game uses combinations of elements for environmental puzzles and combat. The catalogue counts one canonical publishing association and corrects the directory category from studio to publisher. The existing SUPER DOT COM English display form is retained as a reviewed prior name; the store credit does not establish the entity's founding location or its responsibility for game development.

Collected games: 1

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Little Chicken

Moonlight Peaks' official press sheet credits Little Chicken Game Company as developer and places the team in Amsterdam. The life simulation asks players to farm as a vampire, make potions, learn magic and build relationships in a supernatural town. Its official site names XSEED Games and Marvelous Europe as publishing partners. This catalogue uses the shorter Little Chicken display label and currently links one edition-named canonical game in a development role; neither the short label nor development credit transfers publication to the team. Whether the Switch 2 edition and base release share one game identity remains a separate review.

Collected games: 1

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Game Troopers

Game Troopers is associated with the Windows Phone release of Abyss, described by Microsoft in a contemporary feature and listed in the publisher's own catalogue. Nintendo instead attributes the Wii U edition to EnjoyUp Games. This catalogue keeps one game-level publishing relationship and classifies Game Troopers as a publisher, while explicitly leaving the imported Wii U composite provenance for separate repair. The mobile credit is not a claim that Game Troopers published every console edition.

Collected games: 1