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A Japan based game developer best known for its Puyo-Puyo puzzle games. The company filed for bankruptcy and closed down in 2003.
A Japan based game developer best known for its Puyo-Puyo puzzle games. The company filed for bankruptcy and closed down in 2003.
Compile was a video game company based in Tokyo, Japan. It was founded on April 7th, 1982, by Masamitsu Niitani, initially under the name Programmers-3. The company was most famous for creating the Puyo-Puyo, Madō Monogatari, and Aleste series. Compile was disbanded in 2003, and the rights to its franchises were transferred to Aiky.
Compile has released 30 games.