It seems that Chinese company Magic Bird has taken a shine to some of the games we’ve worked on, including The Amazing Mammoth Hunt and Toppletree. They’re currently translating them and preparing for a release in the Chinese market.
It’s always fabulous seeing your work gain a wider foothold and expand into other languages. And we’d obviously be thrilled if even 2% of the Chinese population bought one of the games; heck, we’d probably settle for 1%!
Here’s an image of the new board as it shapes up, compared to the original Mammoth board. Love those crazy new characters!
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Mammoth Hunt- Chinese version by Magic Bird
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Mammoth Hunt - original English version by Bek Farr and Romina Marinkovich