orange-cube.jp

What It Is

株式会社オレンジキューブ（OrangeCube） is a Japanese game planning and development company. Its official tagline emphasizes “creating games that generate excitement and enthusiasm.” Based on the collected content, it is not a general-purpose design tool or asset platform, but rather a production team focused on game content ideation, planning, and development. Its target audience appears to be game publishers, IP partners, and players.

Core Capabilities

Its portfolio spans strategy RPGs, RPGs, strategy, casual, and Roguelike titles. Projects listed on the official website include 《エンバーストーリア》, 《魔女の迷宮》, 《ブレイブフロンティア ローグストーリー》, and 《クリスタル オブ リユニオン》. Some projects were planned and developed independently by OrangeCube, while others involved joint planning, development, or operations with companies such as Square Enix, gumi, and Alim. Platform compatibility is one of its more visible strengths: 《魔女の迷宮》 has appeared not only on mobile but also on Nintendo Switch, Steam, and DMM, indicating that the team has some experience with multi-platform releases.

Pricing and Copyright

The official website does not disclose development service pricing, cooperation models, payment methods, or the pricing and in-app purchase mechanics of individual games. In terms of copyright, the pages only list the planning, development, and operating entities for each project, without further details on IP ownership, licensing scope, asset rights, or rules for secondary use. These contract terms and rights boundaries would therefore need to be confirmed separately before any business cooperation.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are a relatively clear track record of released projects and partnerships with well-known Japanese game companies. Its genre experience is concentrated in RPG and strategy gameplay, making it relevant for small to mid-sized mobile games, casual Roguelikes, and multi-platform porting. The downside is that the official website provides limited information: it lacks details on team size, technology stack, production workflow, case metrics, player scale, and customer support channels. There is also no standard service description aimed at outsourcing clients.

Who It’s For

It is suitable for companies conducting preliminary research into Japanese game development partners, co-development teams for RPG or strategy titles, multi-platform porting of smaller games, or operations support. If you are simply looking for an online design tool, asset library, or creative collaboration SaaS, this company is not a fit.

Access from China

The collected content does not provide information on access stability from mainland China. Domain availability needs to be tested directly, so it is currently rated as unknown.