Koei Tecmo Holdings Co., Ltd. is a Japan-based interactive entertainment company formed through the 2009 merger of game developers Koei and Tecmo, with its headquarters in Yokohama. The combined entity adopted the Koei Tecmo name in 2014 and has since operated as a diversified publisher and developer in the video game industry. Its corporate structure includes a holding company and several regional subsidiaries focused on production, distribution and digital content services.
The company’s core business centers on the development and publication of video game software for consoles, personal computers and mobile devices. Koei Tecmo is best known for long-running franchises such as Dynasty Warriors, Nioh, the Dead or Alive fighting series and the Atelier role-playing games. In addition to in-house development, the company licenses its intellectual property to third-party studios and collaborates on co-development projects, extending its reach into virtual reality and live-service titles.
Koei Tecmo’s global network spans Japan, North America, Europe and Asia, with key operations including Tecmo America, Koei Europe and other regional offices that localize content and manage marketing and distribution. The company leverages digital download platforms and streaming services to engage diverse audiences, while also maintaining retail partnerships for boxed releases. Its mobile division develops free-to-play titles and in-app purchase models to capture growth in emerging markets.
Under the leadership of President and Representative Director Yoshimi Yasuda, Koei Tecmo continues to focus on expanding its digital footprint, nurturing proprietary brands and exploring new entertainment formats. The company’s strategic priorities include adopting cloud gaming technologies, strengthening cross-platform development and deepening engagement with its fan communities worldwide.
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