Wemade Connect Opens Global Pre-Registration for Anime-Style RPG ‘MAkeDrama: MAD’
SEONGNAM, South Korea — Wemade Max (KRX: 101730, CEO Sohn Myun-seok) announced that its subsidiary Wemade Connect (CEO Lee Ho-dae) has officially opened global pre-registration for MAkeDrama: MAD , a mobile anime-style RPG developed by Fluffy Duck (CEO Lee Jeong-hoon).
Following its successful release in South Korea this past June, MAkeDrama: MAD is preparing for its global expansion and expanding its service regions. Starting August 13, players in key international regions—including the United States, Taiwan, and Japan—can pre-register via Google Play and the Apple App Store.
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Alongside the mobile pre-registration, the game’s official Steam store page is now live, allowing PC players to add the title to their wishlists. Featuring full cross-platform support between mobile devices and Steam, MAkeDrama: MAD is designed to deliver a versatile and seamless gaming experience for players worldwide.
To celebrate the global pre-registration campaign, Wemade Connect is offering all participants a variety of in-game items, including Credits, Seeds, and Great Tofu. Furthermore, a milestone-based reward event is underway, unlocking special bonuses—including General Summon Tickets and the 3-star character ‘Elysia’—based on the total number of pre-registrations.
“Thanks to the enthusiastic support from our players in Korea since launch, we were able to move quickly on preparing our global rollout,” said Lee Jeong-hoon, CEO of Fluffy Duck. “We’re committed to bringing MAkeDrama: MAD’s distinctive characters and immersive content to players around the world.”
is a Mature-rated anime RPG centered on collecting and raising a diverse cast of characters. Highlighted by high-quality live illustrations and highly immersive interactive elements, the game received positive feedback during its domestic run and is now poised to captivate anime and RPG fans globally.
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