Dargil

Independent game studio creating casual and strategy games for players, including games with educational and social-impact themes

Speracedes, FranceFounded 2011dargil.comWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03

About Dargil

Dargil is an independent game studio that develops games, including the logic game Bineroo, the turn-based strategy game Battle of Squares, and Rob0ts Aft3r 4ll, which challenges players to identify movie scenes altered by AI.

Its game The Mo's raises awareness of malaria. The company is registered in Speracedes, France, and was founded in 2011.

Product: Develops casual, logic, and strategy games, including a game focused on malaria awareness.

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