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L.O.L. Surprise! Movie Maker app available now

Published on: 16th October 2020

The new game puts fans as the star of their very own L.O.L. Surprise! movie, story and video.

MGA Entertainment (MGAE) and Outright Games, publisher of family-friendly interactive entertainment, have announced the release of a new mobile game: L.O.L. Surprise! Movie Maker – now available globally to download for free on iOS and Android.

Developed by Graphite Lab, the new game puts fans as the star of their very own L.O.L. Surprise! movie, story and video. The game also features fan-favourite dolls from L.O.L.  Surprise!, as well as many fashionable props, backgrounds and music tracks to unlock. Fans can press record to capture their voice, control the characters’ movements in a scene and bring their L.O.L. Surprise! movie to life.

Additional L.O.L Surprise! Movie Maker app key features include: collecting favourite L.O.L. Surprise! dolls, such as Diva and Queen Bee; taking selfies with three dolls for each scene; unique backgrounds; props like speakers and a vanity station; and 10 music tracks.

“With the release of this game we are proud to have reached another milestone for our company,” said Terry Malham, CEO of Outright Games. “This is our first mobile game, an ever-expanding sector of the video games market, and we are excited to expand our platform base and reach a whole new audience.”

L.O.L Surprise! Movie Maker is available now to download for free on iOS here and Android here.

Watch the brand-new launch trailer below:

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