Here are first 3 Indonesian games on Nokia’s Android phones

Nokia unveiled its Android phones a couple of days ago. Nokia Indonesia wants to make sure that local developers will port their games onto the forked Android OS as quickly as possible ahead of the Nokia X, X+, and XL launches. Last night the company announced the first three Indonesian games to be available on the new phones. Nokia developer evangelist Narendra Wicaksono explained that the three developers have been selected because of their good track record in developing Nokia apps:

1. Eyes on Dragon

Built by Own Games, users get to play as the company’s mascot, Tako, who fell asleep while guarding a dragon. Now Tako has to chase the dragon while evading burning trees and an angry bull.

Eyes on Dragon is a 3D endless runner game. There are a few interesting things you can do inside the game like using a wizard’s staff to change the game weather as well as playing mini-games like Flappy Cow.

Own Games has already made 10 games to date, mainly for Nokia Asha and Windows Phone platforms. The company has racked up about 3.9 million downloads across its titles.

2. Tales of Marble

Tales of Marble uses similar game mechanics to those in Angry Birds. But rather than hitting piggies, users can hit marbles to save them from a dangerous area. You can use various power-ups like bombs and shadow attacks inside the game. There’s also options to change your marble’s looks with a moustache and Indonesian police hat.

The game – which recalls a traditional Indonesian marble game – is developed by The Wali Studio. The company also creates games and apps for Nokia platforms and has garnered 1.5 million downloads for its titles so far.

3. Roly Poly Penguin by Arsanesia

Roly Poly Penguin is a match three game similar to Line’s Pokopang. You get to feed a penguin by matching fish of the same color. You can also evolve the fish into special fish with superpowers.

The game is developed by Arsanesia.

Eyes on Dragon and Tales of Marble are ported from their Windows Phone versions. Roly Poly Penguin already has an Android version.