Source: Wemade Max

Wemade Max announced on the 4th that its subsidiary, Wemade Connect, has opened pre-registration for 'Make Drama: MAD,' a new mobile subculture RPG developed by Fluffy Duck.

The new title features enhanced visual quality under the creative direction of renowned illustrator 'Snowball' and combines real-time combat with character interaction elements. Wemade Connect plans to launch the game in the domestic market following the pre-registration period, with an 'Adults Only' rating to ensure greater creative freedom in its content.

'Make Drama: MAD' is a subculture RPG centered on collecting and nurturing anime-style characters. The illustrator known as 'Snowball' served as creative director, establishing the visual identity for the character designs and the game's world.

The core gameplay blends emotional storytelling with strategic elements, featuring a real-time combat system where the flow of battle shifts based on player choices and judgment. The game also enhances character vitality through live-illustration-based animations. Additionally, it offers a unique subculture experience by deepening the interaction between players and characters through touch-responsive gimmicks and a character bonding system, all centered on immersive character narratives.

Pre-registration is available through major app stores, including Google Play and One Store. Participants will receive rewards upon the game's official launch, including the character 'Elysia,' summon tickets, in-game currency, and growth items.

Wemade Connect plans to officially release 'Make Drama: MAD' in the domestic market after the pre-registration period. The launch version will be rated for adults to allow for broader creative expression in the game's concepts and content.

Fluffy Duck CEO Lee Jung-hoon stated, "This is a subculture RPG focused on maximizing the connection and immersion between characters and players. We expect to provide a new level of enjoyment to domestic subculture fans through high-quality content and distinctive presentation."