Founded in 1998, Spiral House Ltd. is a UK-based development studio that frequently collaborates on major franchises. The studio is responsible for porting Bungie's action game Oni to the PlayStation 2, assisting with Ghost Master: The Gravenville Chronicles, and developing entries in Sony's augmented reality franchise, including EyePet and EyePet Adventures.
The studio's early portfolio includes the 2000 action-adventure title
Quest for Sleeping Beauty. Following this, the developer focused heavily on technology adaptation and platform porting. This technical expertise was demonstrated in the PlayStation 2 translation of Bungie's anime-inspired action game
Oni in 2001, which later received a budget re-release as
Oni [Platinum] in the same year.
In 2004, the company contributed to the console adaptations of the strategy-simulation game
Ghost Master: The Gravenville Chronicles, bringing the PC ghost-management gameplay to PlayStation 2 and Xbox audiences. Transitioning into the handheld market, the developer became a key partner for Sony's camera-based interactive pet intellectual property. This collaboration resulted in the PlayStation Portable adaptation of
EyePet in 2010, which later joined the budget range as
EyePet [PSP Essentials]. The studio continued to expand this franchise on the handheld platform by developing the follow-up title
EyePet Adventures in 2011, utilizing the PSP Camera to blend virtual pet care with exploration gameplay.