KLab's Planned AI Game Picked for Government IP360 Support
KLab said on October 14 that its planned AI game was selected for the new IP planning support under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's IP360 program.
KLab Inc. announced on October 14 that its planned AI game was selected for the IP new creation support (new IP planning support) under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's content industry growth investment support project IP360.
The game aims to turn in-game characters into AI and build a new game experience centered on communication with those AI characters, the company said.
KLab said the project is at the stage of basic technology development and preproduction, and that no release plans have been decided.
According to gamebiz.jp, the company has already been incorporating AI into game development and working to shorten development processes. KLab was founded in August 2000 and is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market under code 3656. For the fiscal year ending December 2025, the company reported sales of 6.856 billion yen, an operating loss of 1.304 billion yen, an ordinary loss of 1.421 billion yen and a net loss of 4.176 billion yen.
Quick answers
What is IP360?
IP360 is the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's content industry growth investment support project. KLab's planned AI game was selected for its new IP planning support track.
When will KLab's AI game be released?
No release plans have been decided. KLab said the project is at the stage of basic technology development and preproduction.
What is the AI game about?
It aims to turn in-game characters into AI and build a new game experience centered on communication with those AI characters.