Enterbrain

Enterbrain is a Japanese company that develops and publishes video games, computer software, and hobbyist magazines. It was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Enterbrain is perhaps best known for its RPG Maker series of game development tools, which allow users to create their own role-playing games without extensive programming knowledge. The company also publishes a variety of popular game franchises, including the Touhou Project series of shoot 'em up games, which originated as a doujin game project.

In addition to its game development and publishing activities, Enterbrain operates several online services and community platforms for gamers and developers. It also publishes magazines related to video games, anime, and manga. The company has a significant presence in the Japanese gaming market and has also released some of its products internationally. Enterbrain is a subsidiary of Kadokawa Corporation, a large Japanese media conglomerate. The company has been instrumental in fostering a community around independent game development through its accessible tools and platforms.