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About Us: our story from 2007 to MagiSoft today

Explore our game-making history, from Keyeske's early Newgrounds work to Kongregate, Amazon Appstore, and our websites today.

  • About Us
  • Studio history
  • Newgrounds
  • Kongregate
  • Amazon Appstore

Our new About Us page brings our game-making story together in one place. Follow selected milestones beginning with Magi-Doll creator on Newgrounds in 2007, then explore our Kongregate presence, Amazon Appstore catalog, and the websites that connect our games and creative work today.

The history links to the original creator profiles and game listings, so you can explore the work behind the timeline. It distinguishes a game's platform upload or Amazon listing date from its original release, and introduces our current family of websites.

A new About Us section on the homepage offers a short introduction and a link to the full story. From the history page, you can continue to our Amazon Appstore catalog or explore our game worlds.

What changed

  • Added an About Us introduction to the homepage.
  • Published a full history page with selected development milestones reaching back to 2007.
  • Linked to Keyeske's Newgrounds and Kongregate profiles, Amazon Appstore listings, and our websites.
A closer look

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The About Us history timeline showing Keyeske’s 2007 Newgrounds work and 2009 Kongregate games, with links to the original releases and profiles.
The story follows dated milestones, starting with our early browser games.
The homepage About Us section, with an introduction to MagiSoft and chapters for Newgrounds, Kongregate, Amazon, and our websites today.
The homepage introduction leads into the full About Us story.

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