Doujin Games Have A Home At Rockin’ Android

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Rockin’ Android is the latest in a list of promising publishers of the kind of games we like to play. Founded by Enrique Galvez and operating out of Los Angeles, Rockin’ Android consists of a four-man team that specializes in the licensing and localization of doujin games.

 

The interesting part, though, is that the company also enlists the aid of fan translators to help out with its projects. Future games you can hope to see from them include: RosenKreuzStillette, Dread Lock, Crescent Pale Mist, and Big Bang Beat.

 

Rockin’ Android’s current projects include shooters Suguri and Gundemonium Collection, both of which you can read about on their official site. For anyone interested in the full story of how Rockin’ Android came to be, Gamasutra has a fantastic piece up on the topic, so be sure to give it a read.


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