Who made Evermore High? The official Roblox game page credits Paper Swan Games as the creator, and that is the name this wiki uses. Because the game is young and shot past a million visits quickly, several statistics sites still display an older creator name, “E Game Project” — a stale record, not a scandal. Live data wins: the developer today is Paper Swan Games.
The Developer, Verified
| Question | Answer (October 31, 2026) |
|---|---|
| Current creator on the Roblox page | Paper Swan Games |
| Game launched | September 21, 2026 |
| Roblox group | Paper Swan Games maintains the game’s group presence |
| Verified social channels | None independently confirmed yet |
| Update pace | ~7 tracked updates in the last 30 days |
The studio’s mascot branding leans on the swan — the game’s own title carries the swan emoji, and its visual identity (uniforms, crests, elegant plum tones) matches that theme.
Why Two Names Exist
Roblox creator credits can change or diverge across aggregator databases when a game is re-listed or a group is renamed. Older snapshots of Evermore High captured “E Game Project”; the live official page shows Paper Swan Games. For players this changes nothing; for researchers it is a reminder to date every claim — which is exactly what this wiki does.
A Six-Week Track Record
Whatever the name confusion, the results are unambiguous: 1.07 million visits, roughly 19,900 favorites, an ~91% approval ratio, and a record 17,296 concurrent players set on October 30, 2026 — the day before this profile was written. That is a strong launch by any Roblox standard, and the fast update cadence suggests the team is actively building on it.
Not the Same as Other “Evermore” Brands
A quick disambiguation, because search results mix them up constantly: Evermore is also a Taylor Swift album and a song from Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, and Ever After High is a Mattel doll franchise. None of them made this game. Evermore High is an original Roblox experience from Paper Swan Games.
FAQ
Q: Is Paper Swan Games a big studio?
Public information is thin — it is a Roblox development identity rather than a traditional game company, and its biggest hit so far appears to be Evermore High itself.
Q: Did the developer change mid-development?
There is no evidence of that; only stale third-party records differ from the official page.
Q: Where does the developer announce updates?
Through the official Roblox game page and its group; no independently verified Discord or X account has been confirmed yet.
Q: Can I support the developer?
Playing, rating, and favoriting the game are the free ways; any official support channels will be listed here once verified.