Top 5 Mobile Games Developed by Malaysians
Did you know that in 2019, the 20.1 million mobile gamers in Malaysia spent an estimated US$673 million on games? Malaysians have a huge appetite for mobile games. Anything from puzzle games like Candy Crush to MOBA games like Mobile Legends, whether it is on a lunch break, commuting to work or taking a break from studies, Malaysians spend a bulk of their time on mobile games.
However, many are not aware of the many amazing mobile game developers here in Malaysia. Today, we’ll be sharing our top 5 favourite mobile games developed by Malaysians.
1. Roll Spike Sepak Takraw
Platform: Android Only
Developer: Mediasoft Entertainment
Mediasoft Entertainment brings a well-loved South-East Asia sport to the mobile gaming scene, Roll Spike Sepak Takraw.
Considering the popularity of the sport, not further introduction of explanation is required. Using an intuitive touch D-Pad and button control system. Players can perform kicks, passes, headers, blocks and of course special roll spike attacks.
2. Ejen Ali: Agents’ Arena
Developer: Revmedia.my
Ejen Ali is no stranger to fellow Malaysians. A top-rated animated series and more recently making it to the top 3 highest-grossing films of all time in Malaysia, Ejen Ali now comes to life on mobile with a highly addictive 3v3 multiplayer capture the base game.
With the option to play as Ali, Alicia, Khai, Mika, Roza or Rudy, each with its very own unique sets of abilities, you’ll work with 2 other friends to capture the opponent’s base. The controls are simple and responsive and only takes a couple minutes to familiarise yourself with. There’s even a brief tutorial to walk you through!
3. SIMULACRA 2 (RM19.99)
Platform: Android | iOS | Steam
Developer: Kaigan
SIMULACRA 2 is a unique FMV (full motion video) game under the horror genre. A sequel to SIMULACRA, the goal of the game is to uncover the truth behind the death of a young social media influencer.
With a crucial piece of evidence (the victim’s phone), along with your investigative skills, hacking abilities, and the victim’s influencer network, it’s up to you to piece together the victim’s past.
This game is rated M and is suitable for players aged 17 and above. At only RM19.99, this is a game that is worth every penny!
4. Masketeers : Idle Has Fallen
Developer: appxplore
A laid-back tapping game, this game is a great way to kill time in between commutes. Players can kill monsters and bosses simply by tapping the generated orbs. As the game progresses, players can accumulate more orbs of the same kind to deal higher damage.
Players can unlock new masketeers as well as collect rare masks and runes to power-up masketeers and dominate the dark forces. We really love the clean and beautiful artwork and couldn’t be more proud knowing that it is produced by fellow Malaysians.
5. PostKnight
Developer: Kurechii
POSTKNIGHT is another relatively simple tapping game that offers countless hours of fun completing quests and upgrading character stats. Although players are only required to navigate between the attack and defend buttons to get through a level, it does take quite a fair bit of practice to get the timing right. As such, it does take a fair bit of skills and practice to get good at the game.
In addition to the addictive gameplay and storyline, the adorable graphics and music definitely enhances the overall experience. To top it all off, a sequel to the game, POSTKNIGHT 2 is on its way!
There you have it, our top 5 mobile games developed by Malaysians. We reckon all Malaysians should have on their mobile phones. Be sure to share it with your friends and together we can feel proud of how much the mobile gaming industry in Malaysia has accomplished.
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