Dorian, a fast-growing game platform serving mostly female game creators and fans, has added interactive video integration with its user-generated content (UGC) games.Aiming to revolutionize the way developers and storytellers build interactive games, Dorian said it has become a go-to platform for game industry professionals, indie studios and creators. It has more than 8,000 published creators and 10,000 released games. Dorian is for those looking to turn their ideas into successful free-to-play games—without the need for a traditional studio or external funding.Dorian’s new interactive video feature lets creators seamlessly add video to their games—no coding required—expanding creative possibilities and unlocking major opportunities in two of mobile’s fastest-growing categories: dating sims and mini-drama.According to AppMagic, visual novels—driven by dating sims—were among the fastest-growing genres in 2024. Top-grossing titles emerged from Asia, while Western markets are expected to follow. Meanwhile, Forbes reports mini-drama surged 35% year-over-year, reaching $7 billion in China, with global revenue hitting $2 billion and climbing. Dorian has a UGC platform event at GDC 2025.Unlike mini drama apps that have just started experimenting with interactivity, Dorian offers a full no-code infrastructure, allowing creators to build and monetize interactive mini-dramas in hours.Dorian said it is democratizing game development by eliminating the need for large budgets and technical expertise

Dorian Launches New Video ProductSAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Dorian announced the beta launch of its innovative video product, designed to empower creators to integrate video and audio into their games. This new tool opens up fresh content opportunities for video creators impacted by the TikTok ban, offering them a platform to not only preserve but also monetize their content