Mango Protocol
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| Industry | Adventure games |
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| Founded | Spain 2013 |
| Headquarters | Barcelona, Spain |
| Website | www.mangoprotocol.com |
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Mango Protocol is an independent developer and publisher of adventure games from Barcelona, Spain. They are well known for their so-called "Psychotic Adventures" with the games MechaNika and Agatha Knife.
History[edit]
Mango Protocol was founded by Mariona Valls Porta and Javier Galvez Guerrero in 2013. Porta graduated at the University of Barcelona with a degree in fine arts and Guerrero graduated in telecom engineering and video game development. In the end of 2013, they joined forces to create their own stories through video games. Porta takes care of all the visual aspects of game creation, while Guerrero is in charge of the design and programming tasks.[1]
Together with Jordi Garcia Cuesta, they created two prototype games for the Global Game Jam. In 2014, they created Causeffect and in 2015 Magnet Arena. For their first commercial game, MechaNika, Guillem Vilamala Serrano contributed music to the game, while Adam Giles Levy translated it from Spanish into English. The game was released on July 16, 2015 and was later translated into French, German and Russian.
In October 2015, Jordi Garcia Cuesta officially joined the team to help with game design. One year later, in October 2016, the team expanded to include Èric Verdalet Arnó as a programmer and Carmen Vidal González as an animator. Their second game Agatha Knife is a prequel of their first game and was released on 27 April 2017.
Games[edit]
- 2015: MechaNika
- 2017: Hell Snails
- 2017: Agatha Knife
- 2019: Snack Route
- 2020: Colossus Down
- 2024: CLeM
Awards[edit]
In 2015, MechaNika won the Best Mobile Game prize in the Three Headed Monkey Awards,[2] a video game contest aimed to give visibility to student projects and new independent studios. It was also nominated for Indie Burger Developer Award 2016 in the category "We want a sequel"[3] as well for the 8th Spanish Video Games Industry Awards.
References[edit]
- ^ Vlasic, Dan (2015-06-03). "Interview with Mango Protocol, Developers of MechaNika, Winner of the Best Mobile Vide Game at 3HM 2015". download3k. Retrieved 2017-05-14.
- ^ "Previous editions UPC Videogames". Retrieved 2017-05-14.
- ^ "Nominados IDBA 2016 – Indie Burger Developer Central" (in Spanish). 2016-06-20. Retrieved 2017-05-14.