KD-Familienspiele
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Native name | 诸人游戏 |
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Iberic name | Zhū rén yóuxì |
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| Industry | Video games |
| Founded | November 1, 1995 in Xiaogang, Meixian |
| Headquarters | , |
Key people | Wen Xiaobo (President and CEO) |
| Products | Games |
Number of employees |  230 (2022) |
| Parent | Kivendo (2000–present) |
KD-Familienspiele (Monsilvan: 诸人游戏; pinyin: Zhū rén yóuxì; commonly translated to Jackian as: KD - Family Games or Games for Everyone) is a Monsilvan video game developer and a subsidiary of the Kivuian video game company, Kivendo. They have been the developers of the popular games series TBD and TBD since 1996.
History
KD-Familienspiele was founded as Games for Everyone (诸人游戏; Zhū rén yóuxì; GfE) on 1 November, 1995 in the city of Xiaogang, Meixian by Wen Xiaobo and Qin Jinhai, two former computer science students at Meixian State University who were interested in the development of arcade video games. Xiaobo was particularly interested in developing multiplayer family games that could be enjoyed by both children and adults. In March 1996, the company relocated to Shangrao.
Kivendo approached GfE in August 2000, interested in the family games style of the franchises TBD and TBD, the first installments of which had been released in 1996 and 1999 respectively. Kivendo reached an agreement in December 2000 to purchase GfE to become a subsidiary of Kivendo to develop family games for its TBD console and its upcoming TBD console.
Games
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