Dualcarbon
Mobile games for players on Google Play, the iOS App Store and Amazon Appstore
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Dualcarbon
Dualcarbon is a game development studio that creates games for mobile devices. Its titles include Universal Truck Simulator, Drive Simulator 2, Tag 'n' Chase, Drive Simulator, Parking Challenge and Airo Ball HD.
The studio is based in the United Kingdom and focuses on the mobile market. DUALCARBON LTD was founded in 2019 and is registered in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
Product: Develops and distributes mobile games, including Universal Truck Simulator and Drive Simulator 2.
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