He'ya gang! We're bringing you major announcements today, so get ready! :D
October Sale - 33% Off!
Kick off the Halloween month by playing The Letter! We're putting the game at an all-time high discount of 33% from October 1 to 8!
What are you waiting for? The Ermengarde Mansion awaits you!
The Letter is nominated at IMGA 2018! Please vote for us as Public Choice!
Here's another good news: The Letter is nominated in this year's Southeast Asia's International Mobile Gaming Awards (IMGA)!
IMGA has several categories; one of them is People's Choice. Please help us win in this category by voting for The Letter! All you need to do is create an account, and then click 'Vote' below The Letter's icon!
VOTE HERE: http://sea.imgawards.com/winners-nominees/3rd-imga-southeast-asia/
Thank you so much! :)
Help us reach Full VA Stretch Goal in Love Esquire's Kickstarter!
In case you're not aware, our second game, Love Esquire is currently on Kickstarter. Our campaign is ending in 5 days, and we're now chasing after one of our highly coveted stretch goals: Full English Voice Acting.
Some of Love Esquire's VA were also from The Letter, such as Amanda Lee (who voiced Isabella Santos), Steven Kelly (who voiced Johannes Schrocken), and Jason Marnocha (who voiced Father Norman, Chief Inspector Lee and Bartender G). Meanwhile, Amber Lee Connors (who voiced Hannah Wright) is our VO director.
The rest of our cast have also been in high-profile projects, including “My Hero Academia,” “Dragon Ball Z,” “One Piece,” “Street Fighter V,” “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim,” and “Transformers: Prime Wars Trilogy.”
Our Full VA goal sits at $60k USD. As of writing, we're $13k USD away from it, and with just 5 days left, we need all the help we can get.
You can find more information about Love Esquire in our Kickstarter page. You can get a copy of the game for $14.99 USD (compared to its retail price of $19.99 USD). If this is your cup of tea, please consider supporting us!
Support Love Esquire: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/yangyangmobile/love-esquire