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Studio MDHR
Studio MDHR is an independent game development studio from Toronto, Canada, founded by brothers Chad and Jared Moldenhauer. They became known for their 2017...
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Studio MDHR is an independent game development studio from Toronto, Canada, founded by brothers Chad and Jared Moldenhauer. They became known for their 2017 game 'Cuphead,' which stood out for its hand-drawn animation style that deliberately recalled 1930s cartoons.
The game's music, composed by Kristofer Maddigan, became a significant part of its identity. Tracks like 'Cuphead Intro Song' and 'Welcome To The Cuphead Show!' helped establish the game's particular atmosphere, mixing big-band jazz with the visual aesthetic.
Developing 'Cuphead' was reportedly a lengthy process, partly due to the labor-intensive animation work. The Moldenhauer brothers handled much of the creative direction and programming themselves, with Maddigan and others contributing to the audio.
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