CTW Inc.

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CTW Inc.
Native name
CTW株式会社
Company typeKabushiki gaisha
IndustryVideo games
FoundedAugust 14, 2013
Headquarters
Tokyo
,
Japan
Area served
Worldwide
ProductsG123
ParentCTW Cayman PubCo
Websitectw.inc

CTW Inc. is a Japanese video game company based in Tokyo. It is mainly known for its browser-based gaming platform, G123.[1][2][3]  

History

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CTW Inc. (originally CTW株式会社) was founded in August 2013, with Ryuichi Sasaki as president. CTW transitioned to developing HTML5-based browser games in the mid-2010s.[4]

In October 2018, CTW launched its gaming platform, G123, which provides instant-play games primarily adapted from popular anime and manga franchises. By 2024, its users had increased to more than 500 million.[5]

In 2021, CTW began expanding its international operations and released localized versions of its games in English and other languages.[6]

In 2023, CTW reorganized under a Cayman Islands entity as CTW Cayman.[7] Two years later, in 2025, CTW filed to list on the Nasdaq as CTW Cayman.[1]

In August 6, 2025, CTW Cayman was listed on the Nasdaq. [8]

Platform

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CTW operates G123 as its primary platform. G123 uses HTML5 technology, enabling browser-based gameplay without requiring downloads or installations.[9] The platform provides free-to-play games across various genres, such as RPG, strategy, and simulation, monetized through optional in-game purchases.[5] By mid-2025, G123 hosted over 25 active titles.[1]

Selected games

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  • Vivid Army (2019)
  • Queen’s Blade Limit Break (2022)
  • Black Lagoon: Heaven’s Shot (2023)[10]
  • Doraemon: Comic Traveler (2025)
  • High School D×D Operation Paradise Infinity (2025)[11] [12]

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