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Who makes Aniimo? Developer, publisher and Steam peak
The studio and publisher names are not settled yet, but the Steam numbers are: past 100,000 concurrent players on launch day, peaking at about 132,000.
The short version
- Aniimo's developer is not settled. It appears as PawPrint Studio, Pocket Pair Studios, Poplar Studio and Power Print Studio.
- The publisher is not settled either. It appears as King's Glory (also styled Kingsglory or Ks Glory) and as Pawprint Studio.
- The official website is Aniimo.com, and that is the one name here that is not in question.
- Aniimo passed 100,000 concurrent players on Steam on its launch day and peaked at about 132,000.
- The world's name is unsettled too (Aetheria, Aida, Aether, Idyll), but players are consistently called Pathfinders.
Ask who makes Aniimo and you will not get one clean answer. The developer goes by four different names and the publisher goes by two. That isn't sloppiness on your part. The credits for this game are still not settled.
What is settled: where the official site lives, and how many people turned up on Steam on day one. This page covers both, plus the naming tangle around the game's world.
Who develops Aniimo
The developer's name is not settled. It appears as PawPrint Studio, Pocket Pair Studios, Poplar Studio and Power Print Studio. Several of those sound alike, which may be part of why the name drifts, but no single one is fixed as the correct credit.
If you're trying to look the studio up, keep all four in mind. A search on one may miss news filed under another.
Who publishes Aniimo
The publisher is unsettled in the same way. One name is King's Glory, which also turns up as Kingsglory or Ks Glory. The other is Pawprint Studio.
That second name is worth noticing. Pawprint Studio is also one of the names given for the developer, so in that version of the credits the same studio both makes and publishes the game. In the King's Glory version, the two jobs belong to different companies. Which is right is not settled yet.
The official website
The official website for Aniimo is Aniimo.com. With the studio and publisher names in flux, this is the most reliable place to start when you want something from the people behind the game rather than from a fan page like this one.
How many players Aniimo drew on Steam
Aniimo passed 100,000 concurrent players on Steam on its launch day. The peak landed at about 132,000.
That is a concurrent figure, meaning players in the game at the same moment, not total sales or total downloads. For a game whose own credits are still unsettled, it was not short of an audience.
132,000
About this many concurrent Steam players at peak
What the world is called
The naming problem doesn't stop at the studio. The world's name is unsettled as well: it appears as Aetheria, Aida, Aether and Idyll, and also as Idle.
The player's role is the stable part. You play a Pathfinder, and that is what players are called throughout. For what the game actually is and how it plays, the "What Is Aniimo?" article is the place to go.
Where to start
Bookmark Aniimo.com as the official source, and when you search for news, try every studio name listed here, not just one. The launch numbers are solid: past 100,000 concurrent on Steam on day one, with a peak of about 132,000.
Parts of this page were re-checked against the released game on 4 October 2026. The rest has not been re-confirmed since release.