TriAce

TriAce is a Japanese video game developer and publisher, founded in 1996. The company is known for its role-playing games (RPGs) and has been involved in various projects throughout its history. TriAce was initially established as a subsidiary of Square (now Square Enix), but it became an independent company in 2003. The company's headquarters are located in Tokyo, Japan.

One of TriAce's most notable works is the "Langrisser" series, a tactical RPG franchise that has gained a significant following. The series features turn-based combat and a rich storyline, often set in a fantasy world. TriAce has also developed other RPGs such as "Valkyria Chronicles" and "Valkyria Chronicles II," which are part of the larger "Valkyria" series. These games are known for their strategic gameplay and historical settings.

In addition to its RPG focus, TriAce has also ventured into other genres. The company has developed several visual novels and has been involved in the production of various multimedia projects. TriAce's work has been praised for its engaging narratives and innovative gameplay mechanics.

TriAce has faced challenges over the years, including financial difficulties and the departure of key personnel. Despite these obstacles, the company has continued to produce games and has maintained a dedicated fan base. TriAce's contributions to the gaming industry have been recognized, and the company continues to be an active player in the development and publishing of video games.