Which country made Mini Militia 2? Tracing the games origin

Doodle Army 2: Mini Militia (Picture Courtesy: Mini Militia)
Doodle Army 2: Mini Militia (Picture Courtesy: Mini Militia)

Doodle Army 2: Mini Militia, simply known as Mini Militia 2 or DA2, is a 2D shooter game for iOS and Android devices. It is an incredibly-popular game where players can either play offline survival modes or online multiplayer rounds with friends.

Mini Militia 2 is an excellent way to kill time, and is also quite fun to play with friends. The game has been downloaded over 100 million times on Google Play Store, and is rated 4/5 on the same.

Origin of Mini Militia

The game was developed by Appsomniacs LLC. Here is an excerpt from the answer by Hunter Mayer, a partner at Appsomniacs on Quora.

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A snip from the older version of the game.
A snip from the older version of the game.
“In the beginning, Chad Towns initially created the Doodle Army 2 Mini Militia game (DA2MM). Chad had soon after enlisted the help of a friend, Josh Neff. After a while, DA2MM became more of an operations work load than anticipated, so I came on board with DA2 (2012) to help manage ops, alert systems when servers went down, develop code for game servers, help out on the design.”

You can read the complete answer on Quora.

The game was released for the iOS platform in April 2011, and on Google Player Store in March 2015. Mini Militia 2 was appreciated by players and soon became a sensation, while also becoming quite popular among the Indian mobile gaming community.

Publisher of Mini Militia 2

Miniclip took over publishing of the game and convinced the developer to upgrade the existing game, instead of going for the third installment. This means that the game is under the badge of Miniclip.

The only way to download the game is via Google Play Store and the Apple Store.

Hence, the roots of the game can be traced back to Appsomniacs and America, but it is now published by Miniclip. However, Tencent has a significant stake in Miniclip, making it one of their subsidiaries.

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Edited by Ravi Iyer
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