The role-playing game transports players to a fantasy world based on African legends. Twin Drums is the developer studio behind the role-play focused MMORPG “The Wagadu Chronicles”. The berlin based company was founded in 2019 by Allan Cudicio. In 2013 Cudicio moved to Berlin and started working in a marketing start-up for games. After a short time, he moved to King, one of Berlin’s biggest games companies, and he also worked as a game designer at Wooga Games before starting his own company Twin Drums in 2019. The team members believe that a workplace is an idea and a process rather than a place and that their differences make them stronger. They are rock-solid in their conviction that it is time to expand the horizon of games to unexplored cultures.
They are currently working on the World of Wagadu, an innovative African-inspired fantasy setting that they are transforming into a role-playing MMORPG and tabletop role-playing game setting. The player is not locked into a role but can customize the role at any time. There are temporary skills that can be discovered while exploring the world and used for a short time. The focus of Wagadu Chronicles is on the role-playing element. It’s not about grinding as much as possible. Instead, you’re supposed to get into character. Role-playing is rewarded.
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MMORPG | Definition
* Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game
A massively multiplayer online role-playing game is a special form of massively multiplayer online game, which usually uses role-playing game-like game mechanics. The actual game world and the game characters called avatars are managed on servers. (Wikipedia). One of the most successful MMORPG is World of Warcraft.
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First release date: February 22, 2022
Developer: Twin Drums
Publisher: Twin Drums
Genres: massively multiplayer online game, computer role-playing game
Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Mac OS
Why the name Twin Drums?
We want to tell stories and make art just like African Talking Drums.
Talking Drum | Demonstration
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