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'''Utopia''' (Azkali: Tomangai, a pun on the word for disease, ''Tomagnai'') is a 2005 survival horror game developed by the [[Azkali]] game studio [placeholder]. It was released in Azkali in 2005 under the name '''Tomangai''', with a beta being released in early 2004. In 2009, it was translated into [[Baphian language|Baphian]] and [[Noellastani language|Noellastani]] by [[Faucet Corporation|Faucet]], Oikan by [Placeholder], and Loremese by [Placeholder], before being translated into various other languages as part of the 2013 re-release of the game, under the name '''Utopia''' on [[Fume (Service)|Fume]]'''.''' | '''Utopia''' (Azkali: Tomangai, a pun on the word for disease, ''Tomagnai'') is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathologic 2005 survival horror game] developed by the [[Azkali]] game studio [placeholder]. It was released in Azkali in 2005 under the name '''Tomangai''', with a beta being released in early 2004. In 2009, it was translated into [[Baphian language|Baphian]] and [[Noellastani language|Noellastani]] by [[Faucet Corporation|Faucet]], Oikan by [Placeholder], and Loremese by [Placeholder], before being translated into various other languages as part of the 2013 re-release of the game, under the name '''Utopia''' on [[Fume (Service)|Fume]]'''.''' | ||
In 2019, the game was adapted into a play by the Turku Womens Theatre Company, under the name [[Baphian theatre#Gëlum|Another Utopia]]. | In 2019, the game was adapted into a play by the Turku Womens Theatre Company, under the name [[Baphian theatre#Gëlum|Another Utopia]]. | ||
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Revision as of 02:07, 6 April 2024
Utopia (Azkali: Tomangai, a pun on the word for disease, Tomagnai) is a 2005 survival horror game developed by the Azkali game studio [placeholder]. It was released in Azkali in 2005 under the name Tomangai, with a beta being released in early 2004. In 2009, it was translated into Baphian and Noellastani by Faucet, Oikan by [Placeholder], and Loremese by [Placeholder], before being translated into various other languages as part of the 2013 re-release of the game, under the name Utopia on Fume.
In 2019, the game was adapted into a play by the Turku Womens Theatre Company, under the name Another Utopia.