KishMish Games

KishMish Games at a Glance

KishMish Games operates as a small independent studio that has been active from 2015 through 2025. The company has released twelve titles on PlayPile, with nine of them appearing under their publishing label and seven developed by the team itself. Their output is evenly split between two decades, with six games arriving in the 2010s and another six following in the 2020s. While they have worked across many genres over the years including survival horror, visual novels, and first-person shooters, their recent catalog shows a clear shift toward simulation and transport themes. They currently publish mostly indie titles with a heavy focus on simulator games, followed by adventure, racing, and strategy projects. The studio reaches a wide audience through PC, where all twelve of their games are available. They also maintain a presence on PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One, though their reach to next-generation consoles like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S remains limited with only two and one titles respectively. Support for mobile platforms exists but is minimal with just one game each on Android and iOS. Their library includes niche hardware support such as Mac and Linux versions. Quality metrics suggest a mixed reception across their portfolio. The average IGDB rating stands at 52.1 out of 100 based on seven rated titles. The breakdown shows no games reaching the great category, with only two titles falling into the good range and five landing in the mixed bracket. Their highest-rated work is Fly Corp from 2021, which holds a score of 75.5. Sixtieth Kilometer released in 2016 follows with a 69 rating. Several other projects like Red Lake and Bus Driver Simulator 2019 sit at the lower end of the mixed scale with scores around 50. Noise from 2017 scored just 40. Recent releases such as Metro Simulator 2 and Bus World continue this pattern without showing a dramatic upward trend in ratings. The studio aims to improve quality and variety according to their bio, but the data indicates inconsistent results so far.

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