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The indie game scene in Southeast Asia continues to flourish, with an ever-growing number of high-quality titles being released each month. In this article, we’ll provide you with an overview of the captivating games that graced the gaming world in the month of May. From thrilling survival experiences to Diablo-like adventures and heartwarming journeys, the […]
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Rolling Glory Strikes Again with Hello Goodboy Hello Goodboy is the latest game from the Indonesian studio Glory Jam, known for its acclaimed title What Comes After. The game features a young boy and his talkative dog as they journey through a magical world filled with the beauty of four distinct seasons. Your main goal […]
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Rendezvous by Pendopo Creations offers a refreshing take on cyberpunk tropes, infused with Indonesian culture, art, and language. The game’s visuals, especially its retro-futuristic pixel art, and classic adventure-style gameplay are eye-catching and enjoyable. However, the clumsy combat system can cause some frustration. Despite this, Rendezvous delivers an exciting cyberpunk story about family, betrayal, and violence that is worth experiencing. This review covers the game’s strengths and weaknesses, making it a helpful guide for those interested in this cyberpunk adventure.
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A chat over a cup of coffee is one of the prime ways to hang out with someone in this day and age. It’s affordable enough versus a full-blown meal in a fancy restaurant. Most cafes have something for everyone. They’re public enough to feel safe but intimate enough to share some secrets. I’ve heard […]
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There must be a reason why so many games from Indonesia are set in schools, like most recently in the dreamy 90s adventure “A Space for the Unbound” or the ultimate Indo-horror classic DreadOut. It almost seems as if the school days left lasting memories and scars on the game developers who have since outgrown […]
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Indonesia’s largest game development company, Agate, has announced their plans to develop AA and AAA games as part of their future business goals. The company, which has been in operation for over a decade, has participated in developing over 300 games in various capacities, most notably the Valthirian Arc series and Code Atma. Agate has also partnered with over 150 other companies and recorded a significant revenue increase of 158% YoY in 2022.
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