Asmik Ace

Asmik Ace at a Glance

If you are browsing PlayPile looking for details on Asmik Ace, you will find a small catalog of ten games split between three as publisher and eight as developer roles. This Japanese company started making video games in 1991 and stopped in 2021. Their output was very light in the 1990s with only three titles, followed by two games in the 2010s. The most active period for them was the 2020s, where they released five games. Their library focuses heavily on the visual novel genre, which accounts for eight of their ten entries. They also have two shooters and one adventure game to round out their list. The platforms they supported show a clear shift toward mobile over time. Seven of their titles are available on Android and seven on iOS. The older releases from the 1990s and early days targeted systems like the PC-9800 Series, FM Towns, Sharp X68000, Sega Saturn, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and Super Famicom, with two games landing on PlayStation consoles as well. Recent releases such as Unhappy Cinderella in December 2021, Fog in December 2020, Our 30-Minute Sessions in October 2020, Stella: My Friend in June 2020, and Kawaii Kingdom in May 2020 confirm their recent focus on mobile platforms. There is a notable disconnect between their video game history and their general corporate profile. While their IGDB bio claims they are a leading Japanese entertainment firm founded in 1977 that handles film distribution, television broadcasting, and music publishing, PlayPile data shows no evidence of films or TV shows within this specific game database context. The company's primary identity on this site is limited to these ten video games. Their rating history does not appear to include any standout hits based on the available count, suggesting their presence in the gaming space remains niche rather than mainstream. They operated for thirty years but released very few titles compared to major industry players.

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