About us
We are Magisoft Games. Our story began with Magivolve, an avatar community created in 2005–2006, and grew through our own game websites and games shared with players around the world. That love of characters, creativity, and shared worlds continues today.
A creative journey, one world at a time.
Our roots reach back to Magivolve in 2005–2006, an avatar community built around characters and personal expression. We are currently rebuilding Magivolve, bringing that part of our history into our next chapter.
Our games, shared as Keyeske and Magisoft, reached players through our own websites and were featured on many arcade websites around the world. Newgrounds, Kongregate, itch.io, and Game Jolt are part of that wider distribution story. Today, MagisoftGames.com connects that history with our Amazon apps, current games, and the websites we are restoring and redesigning.
Our story through the years
Our history brings together an avatar community, our own game websites, worldwide arcade audiences, and the next chapter of our worlds.
- 2005–2006Our avatar community
Magivolve begins
We created Magivolve in 2005–2006 as an avatar community—a place for people to express themselves through characters and connect with one another. Archived pages offer a glimpse of that early community and the creative ideas that would grow into our later games and websites.
We are currently rebuilding Magivolve. Its roots in avatars, character art, and community remain part of the creative worlds we make today.
- 2007–2008Our own places to play
Dream-Maidens & Dark-Maidens
Our game websites gave dress-up, creative play, and original characters a home of their own. A December 2007 Dream-Maidens archive preserves an opening notice dated December 20, 2007, with further captures showing the site in 2008. Dark-Maidens is preserved in a June 27, 2008 capture, sharing another side of our art and games.
We are restoring and redesigning these websites, with games returning as the work is completed. The archive captures let us look back at their earlier chapters while we build what comes next.
- 2007–2009Games shared around the world
Reaching arcade audiences
Many arcade websites around the world featured our browser games, bringing our characters and creative ideas to new players. Examples from this period include Magi-Doll creator, made with angelc0p and shared as Keyeske on Newgrounds in October 2007, and Shaquita’s Bakery on Kongregate in March 2009.
- 2011Creative play on Amazon
Growing our app collection
Maidens Avatar Creator Deluxe is part of our early Amazon history. Amazon gives its release year as 2011 and its first listed date as December 21, 2011. Our Amazon collection now brings together 334 games and creative apps, each with its own listing.
- TodayA family of worlds
Games with a home of their own
We continue to build places for our characters, stories, and games while restoring older websites and bringing games back to them. MagisoftGames.com brings those destinations together, from Dream-Maidens and Didga’s Adventure to Shark Hero Dekino, QueenBebop, Cindy Funhouse, and Magivolve. Our developer log shares new releases and finished updates along the way.
Magivolve, 2005–2006
Wayback Machine captures preserve a glimpse of the original Magivolve website and its community forum.
Magivolve in 2005
Archived . A view of Magivolve’s early entrance page.
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Inside Magivolve
Archived . The front page welcomed visitors with artwork and links to explore the world, forum, drawing, and games.
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Magivolve in 2006
Archived . A view of the community’s forum.
Open the Wayback Machine captureThese screenshots show historical pages as the Wayback Machine can replay them today. Some original images and links may be missing from the archive. The dates above identify the archived captures, rather than exact launch dates.
Dream-Maidens & Dark-Maidens
Two of the places we built for our games and characters, seen through the Wayback Machine.
Dream-Maidens in 2008
Archived . The pink homepage brought together character art, games, and links to our related websites.
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Dark-Maidens in 2012
Archived . This later design shows the site’s exclusive games alongside games from our sister websites.
Open the Wayback Machine captureThese are actual screenshots of historical pages replayed today. Some images or interactive features are missing, and the Wayback Machine may use artwork saved on a different date. Capture dates identify the archived pages, rather than the sites’ launch dates.
Our game websites
Meet a few of our worlds. Each one opens its own website, with its own characters, atmosphere, and ways to play.
Creative gamesDream-MaidensFashion, creativity, and a collection of dreamy games.Visit website 
AdventureDidga’s AdventureA storybook forest adventure with a world to explore.Visit website 
AdventureShark Hero DekinoOcean-sized heroics and more games to discover.Visit website 
Card gamesQueenBebopA glamorous collection of card and solitaire games.Visit website 
Family gamesCindy FunhouseA colorful home for cake-making and dress-up play.Visit website 
Online worldMagivolveExplore an evolving online fantasy world.Visit website Be part of our next chapter.
Find something to play, revisit a favorite, or follow the next addition to our worlds. Thank you for being part of the journey.