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Axie Infinity’s success shows what Vietnam’s game industry can do. But is it an anomaly or will it lead to a permanent boom for local developers?

Flappy Bird’s unprecedented success six years ago has inspired a generation of Vietnamese game developers, but do they have what it takes to compete globally?

The new game is going to be released this year.

Tokyo-based startup Beatrobo made a splash at this year’s Tokyo Game Show with a playable demo for its plug-in physical game cartridges.

I’ve been covering the Vietnamese startup scene for the last three years, and I can tell you, it’s been through hell and back. When I first arrived in December 2012,

2014 had some pretty awesome indie mobile games. Here are 16 of them.

Vietnam’s startup scene, for the last two years, has been growing strong. Young startups popping up and renewed foreign interest. But the events of the last few months may put a wrench in all that.

Given the relatively narrow applicability of copyright law, cloning a game takes a special sort of effort.

Rather than dry and often theoretical university classes, Jike aims for a more applicable approach with instant gratification.

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