17 famous games you didn’t know were made (or partially made) in Singapore (UPDATED!)

Singapore is a small country and it certainly has a talent pool proportionate to its population. Yet there is quality in this small quantity, and the little red dot has produced her fair share of hot gaming hits. Here are some games you may not have known were made (or partially made) in Singapore.

Autumn Dynasty

This touch-based RTS game for the iPad made waves back in 2012 when it was picked up by media across the world. It’s a historical Chinese painting come to life, and when combined with smart RTS features that make full use of the touch screen, it’s easy to see how Autumn Dynasty has been such a success. Autumn Dynasty was developed by Touch Dimensions. Try it out on iOS and Android.

(See: Autumn Dynasty co-creator nearly chose dentistry over game development)

Pixel People

Pixel People was an addictive mobile hit that put you in charge of a town, which you expanded and populated with—you guessed it, pixel people. The best part of it was collecting ‘em all. There were so many different jobs and vocations, and so many accompanying pixel folk, that people just couldn’t stop playing. Pixel People was developed by Lambdamu Games. Try it out on iOS.

Battle Stations

Singapore’s first and still most famous Facebook game, Battle Stations is about doing battle with other ships…in mid-air! Today, it is in its third iteration and has over 3.8 million registered users. Battle Stations may be a little old in gaming terms, and it may be a little dated, but it was the first Singapore-made Facebook game to get put on the map. Battle Stations was developed by Tyler Projects. Try it out here.

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