Neowiz announces global publishing of Mad Mimic’s Dandy Ace

Neowiz has announced it has reached a deal to publish Mad Mimic’s Dandy Ace globally on PC and console in 2021.
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Neowiz has announced it has reached a deal to publish Mad Mimic’s Dandy Ace globally on PC and console in 2021.  Part Action RPG and part Roguelite, Dandy Ace’s core mechanic is in its extremely flexible skill system. Based on the magic cards that Ace has up his sleeve, the combination and powers of the skills can change depending on the equipped order. Each time Ace journeys into the Cursed Mirror, trapped there by the evil Green-Eyed Magician Lele, the player has a different selection to choose from, enabling countless possibilities for different builds and playstyles.

“We’ve been watching Mad Mimic make Dandy Ace for a while now, and are thrilled with just how fluid and fun the game is to play.” said Don Hudson, Product Manager at Neowiz. “We are ecstatic that the team trusts us to help them bring Ace’s brand of magic to a global audience in 2021, both on PC and consoles alike.”

“We’re so close to putting the final touches on Ace’s adventures inside the Cursed Mirror.” said Luis Sampaio, COO of Mad Mimic. “Knowing that a global powerhouse like Neowiz has our backs in the home stretch as we get ready to ship the game to the world next year is amazing. We can’t wait for everyone to play the final product.”

Neowiz and Mad Mimic will be bringing Dandy Ace to PAX Online with the rest of Neowiz’ titles, where players can get a look at the game in action and try the demo available on Steam. In addition, all of Neowiz’ games will be on sale with our very first Neowiz Publisher’s Steam Sale from September 8th 10AM ~ September 10th 10AM (PST), this includes titles like Skul: The Hero Slayer, Plebby Quest, and DJMAX Respect V.

Established in 1997, Neowiz is a leading game company in Korea, and has been leading the CT industry of Pangyo Techno Valley by moving to the new building in Pangyo Neowiz Pangyo Tower in 2014.

Pangyo Technovalley is the Asia Tech Hub where more than 1,200 companies in IT, CT, and BT sectors with innovative products and technologies are gathered. Located just south of the Seoul metropolitan area, easy transportation access and infrastructure provides the best environment for Korean companies to conduct businesses.

Various high-tech companies are located here, with more than 64 thousand full-time workers with a vast majority in their 20s and 30s. By industries, companies in the high-tech industry are made up of IT companies, content technology companies, biotechnology companies, and nanotechnology companies.

With the support from innovative companies with global capabilities like Kakao, NHN Entertainment, AhnLab, Krafton, NCSOFT, Nexon, and Hancom at hand, companies in Pangyo Technovalley made over 100 trillion in revenue this year. A 20 percent increase from last year, it is expected to become one of the best IT clusters in Korea in near future, along with advanced technology research institutes like Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology, KAIST, ETRI, and KETI working together to develop the relevant technologies further./.

VNA

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