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November is coming to an end, and it’s time for us to showcase the latest games from Southeast Asia that have been released this month. We have a list of new games that include some cosy options for those who like to relax and unwind while gaming, such as two popular games from Indonesia and […]
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The upcoming GameDev Summit (GDS) in the Philippines is set to be a gathering for industry insiders and enthusiasts alike. Scheduled for February 15-16, 2024, this event promises a fusion of innovation, networking, and exploration against the backdrop of the stunning Boracay Island. GameDev Summit: a B2B event for the gaming industry Comprising two tracks […]
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Astrolabe Games and Unicellular Games, a solo game development studio from the Philippines, have jointly announced Fall Up, a new side-scrolling platformer game. The game features Labi, a robotic bunny, who must overcome skill-based challenges in a post-apocalyptic world and uncover its secrets. The robotic rabbit Labi is Fall Up’s main character. A world that […]
Read More »As we approach the end of October, it’s time for us to showcase the new games coming from Southeast Asia this month. We have some exciting games on the list, including a few Halloween-themed ones, as well as some casual experiences for those who prefer a less intense gaming experience. While we usually focus on […]
Read More »The indie gaming scene in Southeast Asia is experiencing a thriving boom, characterized by a consistent stream of top-tier releases every month. Our objective is to present you with a concise overview of the mesmerizing indie games hailing from Southeast Asia that made their debut in September 2023. This exciting lineup encompasses a broad spectrum […]
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Ukiyo Studios, a Melbourne-based business development agency dedicated to supporting indie game developers, is set to make waves at this year’s PAX Australia with a showcase of Southeast Asian indie games. Dubbed “SEA What I Made! (SWIM),” this exhibit marks the largest-ever Southeast Asian indie game delegation to hit Australian shores. From October 6th to […]
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