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Mar 3rd, 2015
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Imangi Studios is an independent game development studio based in Washington, DC. Its goal is to create fun games with unique gameplay that everyone can enjoy.
Office
- 9650 Strickland Road
- Suite 103-108
- Raleigh
- North Carolina
- 27615
- United States of America
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Temple Run 2 creator addresses lack of default female characters in mobile games
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Feb 12th, 2015
Temple Run 2 gets playable Bruce Lee for a limited time just in time for Valentine's Day
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Events
| PG.biz RoundTable: What Will Be The Winning Monetisation Mix In 2022? (Online) | Oct 19th | |
| Game Industry Conference 2021 | Europe | Oct 19th |
| Hyper Games Conference (Online) | Oct 21st | |
| Develop:Brighton 2021 | Europe | Oct 26th |
| The Digital Big Indie Pitch (PC+Console Edition) #10 (Online) | Oct 26th | |
| The Digital Big Indie Pitch (Mobile Edition) #11 | Oct 27th | |
| Investor & Publisher Connector (Online) | Oct 31st | |
| Global Games Pitch (Online) | Nov 2nd |
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