Komodo

Komodo at a Glance

Komodo is a Japanese publisher that officially launched in 2021, though its operational history stretches back to 2014. The company has released 12 games in total as a publisher, with no titles developed in-house. Their catalog spans two decades, showing a clear shift in output volume. They published only four games during the 2010s before releasing eight titles in the 2020s alone. This recent period includes releases like OneShot: World Machine Edition in 2022 and Pocket Mirror: GoldenerTraum in 2023. The studio focuses heavily on adventure games, which make up eight of their twelve releases. They also handle a significant number of indie projects, with five titles in that category. Their portfolio includes four role-playing games, four puzzle games, and three music-related titles. One visual novel, one strategy game, one turn-based strategy game, and one arcade game round out the rest. Platform availability is almost entirely digital for PC on Microsoft Windows, where eleven of their twelve games are found. Nintendo Switch holds the second spot with four releases, followed by Xbox One with three. PlayStation 4, Mac, PlayStation 5, SteamVR, Xbox Series X|S, and iOS each have one title listed. Quality trends show a generally positive reception from players. Across five rated titles, the average IGDB score sits at 78.5 out of 100. The rating breakdown indicates that two games are considered great with scores above 80, while three others fall into the good range between 60 and 79. There are no mixed or poor ratings in their reviewed data. OneShot: World Machine Edition stands out with a score of 98.5, which is an exceptional number. Pocket Mirror: GoldenerTraum also performs well with 82.7. Other notable titles include Symphonic Rain from 2017 and Aveyond 3-2: Gates of Night from 2014, both scoring in the low 70s. Recent releases like Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S+ continue this pattern, though some newer entries have yet to receive user ratings. Their bio states they are a business built on play, but their catalog remains a niche collection compared to larger industry players.

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