Service region expands to North America, Europe, Taiwan, and more roughly 4 months after release

Make Drama: MAD Officially Launches Globally

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Wemade Max announced on October 8 that Make Drama: MAD has officially launched in global markets. Expanding its service regions roughly four months after its domestic release in June, the game is now available in North America, Europe, Taiwan, and other regions.

Make Drama: MAD is a mature-rated mobile subculture RPG developed by Fluffy Duck and published by Wemade Connect, a subsidiary of Wemade Max. Players can collect and nurture anime-style female characters while enjoying Live2D-based character presentations and interaction content. The global service operates on a Global One Build model to deliver identical content and play experiences to players worldwide.

With this global launch, the game adds a new character, 'Isabel', along with her dedicated Partner Story and a new growth system called 'Sacred Power Injection'. To mark the global release, a special event titled 'Demons Royale' is also under way, offering various in-game rewards.

Apple's App Store and Google Play Games have been added as new service platforms. In addition to ONE Store and Google Play, domestic and international players can now enjoy the game on the Apple App Store and Google Play Games. The company plans to release a Steam PC version in the future and support cross-platform play between mobile and Steam.

Fluffy Duck CEO Lee Jeong-hun said, "This global launch marks a meaningful starting point where Make Drama: MAD meets subculture fans around the world." He added, "Our global expansion was possible thanks to the passionate support from domestic players, and we will continue to do our best to provide even higher-quality content and stable service to all players at home and abroad."

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