DOFUS, the 25 million players Flash online game, is launching its most important update on December 2, 2009.Since its release in September 2004 Dofus Kamas the tactical MMORPG, has undergone numerous updates that have contributed to its international success. Today, DOFUS is available in 7 languages and is one of the top 5 online games in the world.

Version 2.0 will be the most significant upgrade the game has ever known. The graphic engine, server and client code have been completely rewritten to offer a wealth of detail and an unparalleled gaming experience.

Following this update, Ankama plans to offer boxed distribution of its flagship title worldwide during 2010.

After remarkable performances in prestigious shows such as PAX (Seattle), GamesCom (Cologne) and the forthcoming Tokyo Game Show (24-27 September), Ankama is proud to introduce DOFUS 2.0 to the international press and players from all countries.

Available at the beginning of October in closed beta for the press and players in possession of an access key, DOFUS 2.0 promises to renew existing players’ love for the game, and also satisfy the exacting requirements of all videogame players around the world.

BERLIN–  Nicolas Eschbach’s Paris-based outfit Indie Sales has acquired international sales rights to Anthony Roux and Jean-Jacques Denis’ “Dofus– Book I: Julith,” an animated feature based on the popular vidgame character.

Conceived as the first opus of a trilogy Buy Dofus Kamas follows the adventures of 10-year old Joris, who lives in the city of Bonta with his adopted father and gets kidnapped by a witch looking to exploit Joris’ secret powers. Ankama, the company that created the video game franchise, is producing the toon feature.

The Dofus vidgame is a multi-player online game that attracts about 2.5 million active players every month and has been translated into nine languages. It has already been adapted into a popular TV skein that airs on French pubcaster France Televisions and has sold worldwide. Overall, Ankama’s games boast than 60 million users across 150 countries.