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Manga Production Announces Publishing of Sega Game in the Middle East

9 November 20265 min read

Manga Production Announces Publishing of Sega Game in the Middle East
Manga, a Masak subsidiary, will publish Sega's new game in the region through a strategic partnership.

Manga Production, a subsidiary of the Mohammed bin Salman Foundation "Masak", announced that it will publish the game "STRANGER THAN HEAVEN" in the Middle East and North Africa region, extending its strategic partnership with the Japanese company Sega "SEGA", one of the most prominent global companies in the video game industry.

For his part, Dr. Essam Bukhari, CEO of Manga Production, clarified that this step comes within the company's efforts to expand its presence in the electronic games sector, strengthen its partnerships with major global companies, and provide distinguished entertainment experiences for the gaming audience in the region.

Bukhari pointed out that the announcement of publishing the game in the region extends to efforts to build quality partnerships with major global companies and make global content available to the region's audience, thereby contributing to enhancing the competitiveness of the electronic games sector and consolidating Saudi Arabia's position as a regional and global center for creative industries, in line with the objectives of Vision 2030.

The game "STRANGER THAN HEAVEN", developed by Sega's "RGG Studio", is an experience that combines action and adventure, and role-playing elements, within a dramatic epic whose events span 50 years of Japanese history. The game revolves around the journey of Makoto Daito, the main character, in search of a place he belongs to, amidst social transformations and conflicts that Japan witnessed during different historical periods.

The game is scheduled to be released on January 15, 2027, via the following platforms: XBOX Game Pass, XBOX Series X|S, XBOX on PC, XBOX Cloud, PC (Steam) and PlayStation®5. Pre-orders for digital copies of the game are now available through major digital stores, including PlayStation™Store, Microsoft Store, and Steam.

Source: Arriyadiyah newspaper

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