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Avault is a privately held video game publisher based in San Francisco, California, founded in 1995 by a group of industry veterans. The company was initially established as a developer of interactive entertainment software and expansions for various console platforms, including the CD-ROM technology based Sega Saturn console.

Avault's main focus shifted over the years to become a publisher of games for various platforms, including PC, Mac, and Dreamcast. The company's early success was largely attributed to its ability to deliver high-quality products within relatively tight timeframes. During the 1990s and early 2000s, Avault managed to collaborate with several well-known studios, contributing to the development and release of several titles across various genres.

Avault ultimately ceased operations in the mid-2000s without formally announcing its demise. No public statement explaining the reason for the company's shutdown has been made available. By that time, the publisher had established itself as a relatively minor yet respected player in the world of game development and publishing.

The initial success and eventual downfall of Avault are reflective of the volatile and highly competitive nature of the video game industry. Creation and release of successful video games rely on meticulous coordination, quality assurance, and effective market reach within the industry's rapidly evolving landscape, presenting numerous challenges even to the most skilled and well-established developers and publishers.