The great land between the two rivers, Mesopotamia in Greek or بلاد ما بين ألنهرين, in Arabic, is known today as modern-day Iraq and is often referred to as the “Cradle of Civilization”. Here, the first cities such as the majestic Uruk and Ur emerged, it’s the home for one of the world’s earliest writing systems, cuneiform, and one of the earliest sets of written laws, The Code of Hammurabi. The world wouldn’t be where it is today without the inventions and discoveries of the people of Ancient Iraq, and we are here to bring their legacy back to life.
We wanted to create a game that would remind the people of Iraq of their great past and inspire them to continue what their ancestors built as the foundation to the modern day world.
In creating The Distinguished, we were inspired by the rich cultural and historical heritage of Iraq, such Ancient Mesopotamia, to offer players a truly localized experience.
The Distinguished Logo
If the eyes are the mirror of the soul, the logo is the face of the game, something that players see first and remember forever. After many tries, finally, the charismatic symbol of Iraq, the eagle from the coat of arms, and the ultimate source of knowledge, a book, come together as the logo of The Distinguished.
The name of the game itself embodies Iraqi culture and reflects the nation’s long-standing passion for learning and knowledge. It symbolizes the high value placed on academic excellence and intelligence in Iraq.
Experience
Players are taken on an immersive journey where the theme accompanies them through every aspect of the game. Each color, transition, and sound are carefully put together to create an unforgettable world where one wants to come back again and again.
It’s impossible to get bored with The Distinguished! You thought you knew what The Distinguished was about? But there’s more! You can invite friends, play rewarding mini-games along the way, get extra points, and win awesome prizes.
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