Exciting news from Japan’s gaming scene! Drecom, the well-known video game developer, has just unveiled a fresh initiative called Drecom Creators Studio—a new indie game studio designed to nurture and support emerging talent.
The studio’s mission is clear: to help small creators and independent teams bring their game ideas to life. They’re not just offering funding; they’re providing comprehensive support that covers everything from sharing development expertise and financial backing to marketing assistance and even guidance on expanding games into other media formats like anime or merchandise.
If you’re an indie developer with a promising project, Drecom wants to hear from you. Applications are now open through their official website, and they’re actively seeking innovative titles that show potential for long-term growth.
To give the studio some early visibility, Drecom Creators Studio will be showcasing its work at BitSummit PUNCH in Kyoto from May 22nd to 24th. It’s a great opportunity for attendees to see what kinds of projects they’re backing.
This announcement comes shortly after Drecom clarified rumors surrounding Atari and the Wizardry franchise. Despite reports suggesting Atari had acquired trademark rights to the first five Wizardry games, Drecom confirmed it retains all domestic and international trademark rights for the series and has no plans to sell those rights moving forward. They emphasized their commitment to continuing to manage the Wizardry IP brand as they always have.
Source: Drecom’s official website (via Gematsu)
