Game Dev Story Temporarily Free on Android and iOS for 30th Anniversary
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30th Anniversary Free Promotion
Japanese game developer Kairosoft is celebrating its 30th anniversary by offering its flagship title Game Dev Story for free temporarily on both Android and iOS platforms.
About Game Dev Story
Game Dev Story is a simulation game where players run a game development studio, experiencing various aspects of the gaming industry including hiring staff, developing games, and marketing. Since its mobile platform release in 2010, it has gained worldwide popularity and established itself as Kairosoft's flagship IP.
Promotion Details
This free promotion is running in multiple regions including North America, Europe, and Japan, though the exact end date has not been disclosed. Players interested in game development or simulation game fans should take advantage of this opportunity to download it.
Kairosoft's Legacy
Kairosoft is a Japanese independent game developer that has been creating pixel art-style simulation games for 30 years, offering various titles beyond Game Dev Story including Dungeon Village and Hot Springs Story. This free distribution is a meaningful gift to both long-time fans and new players.
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