Drecom is a Japanese video game developer that has recently expanded into digital manga through a new label and formalized its indie game support arm, while continuing to hold the Wizardry trademark.
Drecom, a Japanese video game developer, has moved into new business areas in 2026. In May, the company launched Drecom Creators Studio, a new indie game studio aimed at supporting small creators and teams. The studio offers developmental knowledge, financial assistance, marketing, and mixed media expansion. It quickly announced its first four support titles: TIMEMOON, Quiet Express Room 909, Beautiful Life Show, and Chill Planet. The studio also exhibited at the BitSummit PUNCH event in Kyoto from May 22 to 24.
Later that month, Drecom partnered with Manga Box to launch Dre Box, a new manga label that adapts Drecom's original novels into manga. The label focuses on fantasy and isekai stories, with four launch titles set to run on the Manga Box platform from June through September. This expansion into digital manga follows the establishment of the indie game studio.
Separately, Drecom addressed reports about the Wizardry intellectual property. The company denied that Atari had acquired the trademark rights to the Wizardry IP, stating that Atari had acquired rights only to the first five Wizardry games from the original rights holder. Drecom said it has no intention of selling the Wizardry trademark rights or other rights it holds, and will continue to hold domestic and international trademark rights for the game series and manage the Wizardry IP brand.
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Japanese video game developer Drecom partnered with Manga Box to launch a new manga label called Dre Box, focusing on fantasy and isekai stories. The label will adapt Drecom's original novels into manga, with four launch titles set to run on the Manga Box platform starting in June through September.
Japanese video game developer Drecom announced on Thursday the launch of a new indie game studio called Drecom Creators Studio. The studio aims to discover the potential of game titles and support projects from development through long-term expansion, with a focus on small creators and teams. Drecom lists several types of support it will offer, including sharing developmental knowledge, financial assistance, marketing, and mixed media expansion. The company is now opening applications for creators to apply through its website. The new studio will also exhibit at the BitSummit PUNCH event, which runs in Kyoto from May 22 to 24. Separately, Drecom recently denied reports that Atari has acquired the trademark rights to the Wizardry IP. Atari had acquired the complete and exclusive rights and the underlying intellectual properties of the first five Wizardry games from the original rights holder. Drecom stated that it has no intention of selling the Wizardry trademark rights or other rights it holds in the future, and will continue to hold the domestic and international trademark rights for the game series and manage the Wizardry IP brand.
Drecom Creators Studio, the new indie-focused label from Drecom, has announced its first four support titles: TIMEMOON, Quiet Express Room 909, Beautiful Life Show, and Chill Planet. The studio launched earlier this week with a mission to back small creators and teams from development through long-term expansion.