Who publishes Aniimo?

The spelling moves around. You will see King's Glory, Kingsglory and Ks Glory depending on where you look, and all three point at the same company. That matters mostly when you are searching a storefront, since Aniimo is listed on Steam, the Epic Games Store, the Microsoft Store, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox Cloud Gaming and Google Play, and the publisher name is not written identically on every one of them. Search the game's name rather than the publisher's and you avoid the problem entirely.

The publisher is also who you hear from. Aniimo.com is the official site, and the official Aniimo Discord is the main outlet for development team announcements. The game remains actively in development after the 16 September launch, with the mobile release on Android and iOS still to come on 23 September, so those two channels are where patch and release information lands first.

One thing the publisher name does not tell you is the price of entry. Aniimo is free-to-play and needs no upfront purchase to download, with optional in-game purchases layered on top. The paid pre-order editions grant supplementary rewards, not access to the base game.

The studio credited as developer

Who develops Aniimo is a separate question from who publishes it, and it is less settled. The developer is given variously as PawPrint Studio, Pocket Pair Studios, Poplar Studio and Power Print Studio, so the name attached to development changes depending on where it is listed. The publisher credit is the stable one. If you are trying to confirm you have the right game and not an imitation, King's Glory is the label to check against.

Not settled: Nothing in the game's listings establishes whether King's Glory also develops Aniimo or only publishes it, and the developer credit itself is not settled.