UFO Interactive Games Inc.

Operating as a subsidiary of Tommo Inc., the publisher built its portfolio by securing localization rights for Japanese software and partnering with external developers to target underserved console markets. The company expanded the Way of the Samurai franchise in North America by distributing Way of the Samurai 3 and Way of the Samurai 4, offering players deep narrative choices in feudal Japan. In the adventure genre, they facilitated the console transition for the Sam & Max franchise by publishing Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space on the Wii. They also catered to casual audiences through the Puzzler World franchise, bringing traditional word and number puzzles to handheld systems.

The publisher's early catalog includes Super Bowling (2001) for the Nintendo 64, followed by licensed collaborations like M&M's Break'Em (2007) and M&M's Kart Racing (2008). For genre enthusiasts, they secured the release of Raiden III (2007) and Heavenly Guardian (2008)—the latter developed as a spiritual successor to the Pocky & Rocky series—alongside the action-RPG Warriors of the Lost Empire (2007) and the puzzle game Balloon Pop (2007).