Where is Enish located?

Enish is headquartered in Shanghai, China.

How many employees does Enish have?

As of Aug 31, 2026, the latest employee count at Enish is 38.

Where does Enish rank among its competitors?

Enish ranks 57th amongst 779 active competitors, of which 89 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was WeMade Entertainment, which secured $46M in Nov, 2022.

Who are the top competitors of Enish?

Enish's top competitors include LINE Games, Supercell and Linekong. Among them, WeMade Entertainment secured the most recent funding round in November, 2022.

Enish - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Company Details

Developer and publisher of multi-genre mid-core games. It focuses on creating online games and games for mobile devices, with a focus on fantasy and adventure genres.

Key Metrics

Founded Year

2009

Location

Shanghai, China

Stage

Public

Investors

Chamaeleon

Ranked

57^th among 779 active competitors

Employee Count

38 as on Aug 31, 2026

Similar Companies

LINE Games & 1023 more

Exit Details

Public

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Enish got listed on Dec 11, 2012.

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Enish is a funded company. Enish has 1 institutional investor.

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Enish's employee count trend

Enish has 38 employees as of Aug 26. Here is Enish's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of Enish include LINE Games, Supercell and Linekong. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Enish, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	LINE Games 2017, Seoul (South Korea), Series A	Mobile game developer & publisher of mid-core genres	$10.8M	Blocore, KAIROS INVESTMENT & 6 others	77/100
2nd	Supercell 2010, Helsinki (Finland), Acquired	Mobile game developer focusing on mid-core games	$143M	IVP, Index Ventures & 17 others	77/100
3rd	Linekong 2007, Beijing (China), Public	Mobile Game developer and publisher focusing on Mid-Core games	$135M	IDG Capital, NLVC & 6 others	76/100
4th	Nexon 1994, El Segundo (United States), Public	Developer and publisher of online multi-player games	-	SoftBank Group, Public Investment Fund & 2 others	76/100
5th	VNG 2004, Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), Series B	Online games developer and cloud solutions provider	$29M	Temasek, Goldman Sachs & 5 others	75/100
6th	Netmarble Games Corporation 2012, Seoul (South Korea), Public	Developer of mobile-based mid-core games	$533M	Intops Investment, Tencent & 4 others	72/100
7th	WeMade Entertainment 2000, Seoul (South Korea), Acquired	Video game developer focusing on MMORPGs	-	Kiwoom Securities, Microsoft & 3 others	71/100
8th	NetEase Games 1997, Guangzhou (China), Funding Raised	Developer of multi-platform games across various genres and gaming experiences	-	GreenHills Ventures, Bloom8 & 1 others	70/100
9th	Gameloft 1999, Paris (France), Acquired	Mobile game developer and publisher	$22.4M	Vivendi, Kima Ventures	68/100
10th	KLab 1997, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Mobile game development studio	$9.3M	Oak Capital Corp, Hakuhodo & 3 others	67/100
57th	Enish 2009, Shanghai (China), Public	Developer and publisher of multi-genre mid-core games	-	Chamaeleon	46/100