Where is CAPCOM located?

CAPCOM is headquartered in Osaka, Japan.

Is CAPCOM a funded company?

CAPCOM is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does CAPCOM rank among its competitors?

CAPCOM ranks 9th amongst 35 active competitors, of which 5 are funded. It stands 9th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was CD Projekt Red, which secured $12M in Mar, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of CAPCOM?

CAPCOM's top competitors include Bethesda Softworks, CD Projekt Red and BioWare. Among them, CD Projekt Red secured the most recent funding round in March, 2026.

CAPCOM - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Developer of action role-playing games featuring monster hunting in natural environments. The company provides various titles and related media. It offers games across multiple platforms. The company also releases trailers, updates, and promotional materials for its games.

Website: www.monsterhunter.com/
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Founded Year

2000

Location

Osaka, Japan

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

9^th among 35 active competitors

Similar Companies

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Top competitors of CAPCOM include Bethesda Softworks, CD Projekt Red and BioWare. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of CAPCOM, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Bethesda Softworks 2009, Washington, DC (United States), Acquired	Developer of role-playing, action, and adventure video game entertainment	-	Europa	66/100
2nd	CD Projekt Red 2001, Warsaw (Poland), Series B	Developer of role-playing video games for various platforms and devices	$12M	Wejchert Capital	60/100
3rd	BioWare 1995, Edmonton (Canada), Acquired	Developer of role-playing video games for console, PC, and online	-	-	59/100
4th	Bonfire Studios 2016, Irvine (United States), Series B	Developer of an action role-playing game with a fantasy setting	$25M	Andreessen Horowitz, Riot Games & 3 others	58/100
5th	CD PROJEKT 1994, Warsaw (Poland), Public	Developer of digital entertainment, specializing in role-playing video game franchises	-	Wejchert Capital, Europa	56/100
6th	ElectricNoir 2017, London (United Kingdom), Seed	Mobile game developer focusing on casual games	$3.3M	Moonfire, VGames	54/100
7th	Free League Publishing 2011, Stockholm (Sweden), Unfunded	Publisher of games	-	-	38/100
8th	Massive Damage Studios 2010, Toronto (Canada), Seed	Game development studio	$700K	Apricot Capital, Grassfed Ventures & 3 others	35/100
9th	CAPCOM 2000, Osaka (Japan), Unfunded	Developer of action role-playing games featuring monster hunting in natural environments	-	-	34/100
10th	Madfun Games 2021, Mountain View (United States), Unfunded	Game publishing platform	-	-	34/100