XPEC Entertainment

XPEC's history is marked by several key milestones, including the launch of Taiwan's first independently developed titles for Xbox and PSP, "Black Stone: Magic & Steel" and "Bounty Hounds," respectively. The company went public on the Taiwanese stock exchange in 2011 and has collaborated on major global franchises like "Final Fantasy XV," "Kung Fu Panda," and "Shrek Forever After." A notable strategic move was the 2012 partnership with SEE Games LLC to co-develop games based on major Hollywood intellectual properties. The company's chairman and CEO during this period was Aaron Hsu. However, the company faced a significant challenge in 2016 with a failed acquisition bid by Bai Chi Gan Tou Digital Entertainment, a Japanese firm, which led to a major financial scandal and the investigation of its chairman.

The company's core services are divided between full game development and specialized art production. The XPEC Art Center, with studios in Kaohsiung, Taipei, and Suzhou, serves as the firm's art production hub, having contributed to over 150 AAA console titles. This division provides a comprehensive suite of services, from initial concept design and character illustrations to 3D modeling and in-engine implementation using engines like Unreal, CryEngine, and Unity. Their development teams are proficient across various genres and platforms, producing everything from browser games to virtual reality experiences, such as the PS VR title "O! My Genesis VR." This dual capability allows XPEC to function as both a creator of original content and a high-volume service provider for other global game developers.