Founded in 2007, EastAsiaSoft is known for publishing indie titles on modern consoles, often partnering with Play-Asia for physical releases. They have published notable titles such as Rainbow Moon, Söldner-X 2: Final Prototype, and various physical editions of retro-inspired games. The company focuses heavily on bringing niche and localized titles to global audiences.
Headquartered in Hong Kong, the company operates primarily as a licensing partner for independent developers worldwide. By securing global distribution rights, the publisher facilitates the porting of digital projects to major console storefronts, while simultaneously coordinating limited-run physical manufacturing.
A significant portion of the publisher's catalog consists of retro-styled experiences and genre-specific titles. In 2016, they handled the release of
UnEpic, a platform-adventure game featuring role-playing elements, which was distributed in both standard formats and a specialized
UnEpic [Limited Edition]. That same year, they published the low-poly survival horror homage
Back in 1995, alongside a dedicated
Back in 1995 [Limited Edition] release. The company's physical compilation releases also include the
Oniken + Odallus Collection, which brought together two distinct action-platformers inspired by the 8-bit era. Through these targeted releases, the publisher has established a consistent pipeline for preserving independent software on physical media, serving collectors and enthusiasts of classic gameplay mechanics.