indie

On July 1, the rules of mobile gaming change in China. And bad news for indie game devs: it’s now pay-to-win.

Are you an indie game dev with a great game but little reach? NetEase wants to help out, and they won’t even take a cut of equity in your company to do it.

According to a Facebook post, Digital Happiness’s horror hit DreadOut is getting its second act this Valentine’s Day.

A small studio, making small games, has big plans for getting its games to be played outside its home country.

Halloween is the perfect time to examine what horrors some lesser-known Asian games have to offer.

Singapore’s first Playstation 4 game, One Upon Light launches today. Developed by the SUTD Game Lab, it’s expected to have about six to 10 hours of gameplay centred around a

This game is not about The Maze Runner movie; it’s actually a game for hardcore puzzle fans. If you’re looking for a happy marriage between RPGs and puzzles, this game is for you.

Few developers have had as much success in Asia’s games industry as Bari Silvestre, but how did one Filipino factory worker achieve worldwide indie fame?

The formula for an endless runner is simple enough: a character runs through a corridor littered with obstacles in an attempt to grab items. In that sense, Velocibox by Malaysian

In the second part of our interview with Playstation India chief Atindriya Bose, we touch upon Sony’s handheld conundrums, the country’s potential on digital, and the company’s plans for local indie developers.