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Mederbek Esenov

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Mederbek Esenov is an Iradi programmer, the founder of the Talas software company Kuble Soft and the author of the computer game Köch: The Road to Iyık Janyl. As a mathematics student at Iradi State University (now Talas State University) he wrote the first version of Köch in 1979, for his grandmother, who told a family story of a caravan journey to Iyık Janyl. In 1988 he founded the Kuble computing cooperative in Talas with Gulzat Kalmatova; it became Kuble Soft in 1993, and he wrote most of its programs. He closed the company on 31 December 2007 with a letter to players that released its games as freeware.[1]

References

  1. ^ Kuble Soft. 'About Kuble Soft' and 'A letter to our players' (31 December 2007). kublesoft.net. Accessed 14 October 2026.
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