- Name
- Climax Entertainment
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- 1 April 1990
- Location
- Shinjuku-ko,Tokyo,Japan
- Website
- http://www.climax.co.jp/
- Aliases
Climax Entertainment
Shinjuku-ko,Tokyo,Japan
Climax Entertainment was a Japanese Developer, known for their action-adventure games like Landstalker: The Treasures of King Nole and Dark Savior.
Company Images Related Pages
Climax was founded in 1990 and got its start developing Sega role playing games like Shining in the Darkness (Game) and Shining Force (Game) along with Camelot Software. While Camelot and Sega would go on to produce more games in the Shining series, Climax would go on to develop the Genesis action RPG Landstalker: The Treasure of King Nole and more games in the Landstalker series. Climax developed several games for the Nintendo DS and PSP, including Steal Princess (Game) and Dinosaur King (Game), but ultimately silently went bankrupt sometime around 2014-2015 without any official announcement.
Developed Games
View all developed games
Time Stalkers (Game)
Known in Japan as Climax Landers. Its an RPG game where there are worlds within worlds in which you can travel. The main character Sword who comes from another world. You collect new characters you can play as you journey through the worlds.
Runabout 3: Neo Age (Game)
Bringing the Runabout experience to PlayStation 2, Neo Age moves the action to a single location: New York City.
Lady Stalker: Kako kara no Chousen (Game)
An isometric RPG, Lady Stalker was the sequel to the more adventure game focused LandStalker.
Dark Savior (Game)
Dark Savior is an Action RPG Platformer with a seperate Fighting Engine. It stars a bounty hunter named Garian in hunt of an evil monster known as Bilan.
Dinosaur King (Game)
Based on the Dinosaur King TV series, players take control of Max, Rex, and Zoe; three kids trying to stop an evil group called the Alpha Gang by summoning dinosaurs.
Super Runabout: San Francisco Edition (Game)
Drive around San Francisco doing odd jobs and stopping a criminal syndicate from taking over. Includes everything from an Indy car to limousine.
Felony 11-79 (Game)
Drive a variety of novelty vehicles through destructible environments, as recklessly as you want, in the first installment of the Runabout series of over-the-top driving games.
Runabout 3D: Drive Impossible (Game)
Climax returns to the Runabout series bringing new missions, cars, features and of course, 3D visuals.
Runabout 2 (Game)
The sequel to the original Runabout which was known in the U.S. as Felony 11-79. It continues the mission-based driving adventure.
Published Games
View all published gamesNo games found