AVERAGE BEAR GAMES LTD

Company profile: AVERAGE BEAR GAMES LTD was incorporated at 47 Station Road, Over, Cambridge CB24 5NJ on 19 April 2026 with sole director Benjamin David Jones, in a quiet residential property in the village of Over close to St Ives and the A14 arterial corridor north west of central Cambridge. The Average Bear Games wordmark fits the canonical naming pattern used by small indie game developer studios preparing to ship a single title on Steam, the Nintendo eShop, or itch.io rather than a multi-studio publisher, and the village base indicates a solo or two-person founder team running from a home office rather than a working studio space. Public discussion includes an Average Bear Game First Look video on YouTube from an unrelated indie game commentary channel describing a game named Average Bear from undisclosed developers, which may or may not be tied to this fresh UK CRN since no Companies House number is published in the video description. Contact channels and how they were verified: searches across Google, Companies House mirrors, Endole, Okredo, LinkedIn, Steam Storefront, itch.io creator pages, Nintendo eShop indie listings, BAFTA Games games registry, Develop Conference exhibitor lists, and Indie DB returned only the bare incorporation record with no standalone website using the exact wordmark verifiably tied to this CRN, no LinkedIn studio page tied to the director, no Steam developer profile published with the CRN number, no social channels, no published phone number, and no contact email. How to approach this company: hold direct outreach until the operator publishes a Steam developer profile, an itch.io studio page, or a Twitter and Bluesky devlog tied to this CRN, after which relevant supplier categories will sit around game engine licensing for Unity or Unreal, Steam publisher partner programmes, indie game marketing PR agencies, music and sound design contractor networks, and indie game accelerator funding programmes. Out of scope: enterprise game publishing platforms sized for AAA studios are oversized for a fresh single-director Cambridge village indie vehicle; consumer mobile game user acquisition pitches are misaligned until a target platform is declared.