StoryTaco.inc

StoryTaco.inc at a Glance

StoryTaco.inc operates as a South Korean publisher and developer with a clear focus on mobile platforms. Since their first release in 2017, the company has grown from two games in the 2010s to twenty-nine titles in the 2020s. They have published thirty-one games on PlayPile in total. Their catalog spans Android and iOS devices, where they have released twenty-eight titles each. They also have six games for PC, three for Linux, three for Mac, and a single PlayStation 4 entry. This distribution shows they prioritize mobile users over console or desktop gamers. The company specializes heavily in the visual novel genre with twenty-eight releases. They also produce twenty simulator games and eight adventure titles. Their output includes role-playing games, strategy games, and puzzle games, though these make up a small fraction of their total library. The IGDB bio states they service "Dangerous Fellows" and various otome games. Their list includes titles such as Blood Kiss, Killing Kiss, Arcana Twilight, Darling Pet, Devil Kiss, Dear My God, Code Name : Romance, Havenless, Dangerous Shelter, Mayday Memory, The Queens Number, and Time of the Dead. These games cover romance, BL, fantasy, sci-fi, young adult themes, comedy, mystery, zombie scenarios, and drama series. Quality control appears inconsistent across their portfolio. They have only one rated title on PlayPile so far. That single game is Five Hearts Under One Roof from 2024, which holds an average IGDB rating of 70.1 out of 100. This places the sole data point in the good range but leaves no room to judge the rest of their work by standard metrics. There are no ratings listed as great, mixed, or poor based on current data. Recent releases from 2025 include Zerowake Gates, Five Hearts Under One Roof 2, Don't Fool Me, Beauties!, Couple Breaker, and Golden Desire: Fantasy Romance. Players can expect a steady stream of content given their release schedule in late 2025. The company invites users to find every story in their games and make their own endings, suggesting an emphasis on player choice within their narrative-driven projects.

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