Mikael Nyqvist
MDNA Games
First posted on 07 May 2008. Last updated on 06 February 2011.
Mikael Nyqvist and his wife Eleen are co-proprietors of the indie development house MDNA Games, based in Norrköping, Sweden. MDNA Games develops and publishes the Carol Reed Mystery, a detective adventure series that uses photography of Norrköping and local history of the city as the backdrop for its games. Since the company's foundation in 2004, MDNA Games has released 4 titles in the series…
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I've been a huge fan of these games for quite a few years, and enjoyed this article immensely. Wonderful to see how the husband and wife team have followed their creative dream to produce these intriguing and unique games. When I hear that familiar music play, I get a thrill, knowing I'm in the game zone! I love every aspect of the games and hope someday the team will expand so that we can enjoy more of them. I can only hope I live until next Autumn...
i love these games please when is anouther one comming anyone know?
When are more games coming? I enjoy them so much.
I am excited to see this article! I found the Carol Reed Mysteries on line by chance in March and I have now completed three of the games. I keep looking for this type of game, but nothing seems to match the scenery or the intrigue. I feel like I am taking a trip abroad to a new country...sometimes it is hard to come back to the US. I will be ordering Hope Springs Eternal and waiting on the newest release! By the way...I am an American woman over 40 ;>)
Very enjoyable interview. I'm a big fan of MDNA-Games. They are realistic, gritty, sad, eye-full, thought-provoking, dramatic, and allow US gamers to see parts of Europe we would never probably ever see. Plus the added tease of romance mixed in-between makes up for adventure gamers being deprived of learning what really happened between Gabriel and Grace in the now defunct but brilliant GK series by Jane Jensen.
A nice interview. It's so great to see independent developers having so much success - the Carol Reed games are going to get a broad release here in the German-speaking area.
And I also found it interesting to see that a married couple is behind the games, it reminded me of "the Wimmers" who produced "Amber: Journey's Beyond" about 10 years ago. I wonder what they are doing today...