A.A.P. Game Studio

A.A.P Game Studio is the game studio responsible for the Street Wise series among other things. These things are the Pizza House series, the Win or Get Wiped series, Kaiju Kings, and Fury's Mandate. The studio has been planned since, estimated, 2016-2017, but launched in 2025. It's key person is Adam A. Perry, who programs, illustrates, and does all the games as a whole. The studio was named after him due to his contributions.

Originally, A.A.P. was a book studio that wrote and illustrated books and comics. They are believed to have done bundles as well, a good example is the A.A.P. party pack, a pack that came with things for party games like beer pong, solitaire, etc. They also owned arcades and other things, and they actually do still have a room with arcade games, this room also has A.A.P. relics, like the original art of games, this room is private and in the studio for nobody but authorized personnel to enter. They also have a history in food, specifically, "Speedie's Snack Shack", a snack bar that used to be found in the A.A.P. arcade. The arcade is believed to be called "Hits Arcade". 

A.A.P. prioritizes computer games. But, they did attempt to create mobile games, such as the now defunct A.A.P. Slot Machine. Adam Perry says, "Mobile games just aren't my groove, I got rid of the slot machine game by choice". A.A.P. has found some pretty solid success with computer games and are still active today. While some may trash the games, Adam Perry is literally 14, uses no AI, and has only himself to develop with, plus, it's free. 

A.A.P. has ported Street Wise 1, 2, and 3 to Japan along with Pizza House. It is unknown what the stocks of the ports are due to the fact A.A.P. really only bothers with the United States. A.A.P. was meant to port Win or Get Wiped and Street Wise: Roar of the Celestials to Japan. These ports were cancelled. Nobody knows why.

Street Wise is the biggest project A.A.P. has worked on. The four games took at least 5 months to develop individually. Though release dates may not line up due to the fact A.A.P. takes down games while they are under construction. What we know is Street Wise 2 took from March to June to get to a functionable build. It takes a lot of work to make an A.A.P. game.

In conclusion, this indie, American studio has a lot more history than one might think.