Psyop and Dream Games Deliver a Regal Mission for Mobile Gamers

Dream Games, creator of the popular puzzle game Royal Match, is building on its massive success and continuing to expand the story with their new game, Royal Kingdom. Directors Doug Sweetland and Marie Hyon worked alongside the Dream Games team to bring the Royal universe to life through a teaser and full cinematic trailer, telling the tale of Royal Match’s King Robert and his younger brother, Royal Kingdom’s King Richard. 

The Royal Kingdom trailer narrates King Richard’s efforts to rebuild his kingdom alongside his trusted friends, showcasing each of their respective talents along the way. Opening with the band of characters at sea, searching for a new home, King Richard remains a pillar of stability, keeping the team’s morale high. Finally, they pinpoint the perfect island and drop anchor at their new home. A personification of Royal Kingdom’s satisfying gameplay, the crew creates a dream kingdom strong enough to take on any challenges thrown at them by the Dark King.

Directors Doug Sweetland and Marie Hyon joined forces to illustrate the depth of storytelling beyond the game that fans and new users can immerse themselves in. "We set out to create a world that's as engaging as the gameplay itself, where every character, every moment, and every detail brings depth and excitement to the game's storyline," said Sweetland and Hyon. “Our goal was to capture the resilience and heart of King Richard and his companions, showcasing a story that will fuel the fire for existing fans while enticing new players to join in on the fun." 

Dream Games, along with creative partner Psyop, brings the developing game narrative to life for the launch of their new game Royal Kingdom , this exciting new chapter of the Dream Games story. Richard Hocking, CMO of Dream Games, adds: "Psyop has been a fantastic partner as we navigated our way through producing our first cinematic animated films, and we look forward to continuing to deepen the emotional connections with our characters in the future.”