PsychoFlux Entertainment

PsychoFlux Entertainment at a Glance

PsychoFlux Entertainment operates as an independent video game publisher based in South Korea. The company launched in 2016 and has remained active through 2025. Their catalog on PlayPile consists of 49 games, all released under their publishing label while they hold zero developer credits. This volume represents a steady output, with fifteen titles appearing in the 2010s and thirty-one arriving during the 2020s. The studio focuses heavily on the PC platform, having released every single one of its forty-nine games on Microsoft Windows. They also maintain a smaller presence on mobile and other systems, with five Android releases, five Mac versions, four Linux builds, three iOS titles, and single entries for Gamate and Windows Phone. Genre distribution shows a strong preference for Indie games across their entire library. Adventure serves as the primary sub-genre with twenty-seven entries, followed by Shooters at fourteen, Arcades at nine, and smaller counts for Role-playing, Platform, Puzzle, Point-and-click, Simulator, and Visual Novel categories. Quality metrics suggest consistent but unspectacular performance. The average IGDB rating across their four rated titles sits at 67.5 out of 100. All four scored games fall into the good range between 60 and 79 points. There are no great scores above 80, nor are there any mixed or poor ratings below 60. Their highest-rated works include Return. from 2018, Colorzzle from 2017, and AshenForest from 2020, each holding a score of 70. Split Bullet released in 2016 holds a lower score of 60. Recent activity shows the publisher continues to release new content regularly. The catalog includes titles like Aftermath in January 2024, Gravity Castle in November 2024, and three more games scheduled for 2025: Luna's Twilight, Noah and the Sea, and The Faith of Sin. While the company maintains a steady stream of publications across multiple platforms, their rating history indicates a pattern of producing competent games that rarely break into top-tier territory.

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