Unity
Google, Meta to back Israeli AppsFlyer in $1b round
AppsFlyer’s new investors will hold minority stakes with no preferential access to its APIs or data.
Young Singaporean company bags $5m series A, clinches deal with Unity
Cloud Alliance will develop an online payment system for Unity developers around the world.
If Unity is for sale, should you be worried?
The tool of choice for indie and mobile devs is rumored to be up for sale. We ponder what this could mean for Asian developers.
Is Minecraft going Microsoft exclusive? Rumors claim Mojang to be purchased by MS
The sudden and apparently serious interest in Mojang by Microsoft leaves us wondering what the company intends to make with Minecraft.
Make your first game, part II: cross-platform and iPad tools.
No PC? No problem. There are lots of tools to start making games on Mac and Linux too, as well as one for the iPad.
More gaming startups need to work together. Malaysia’s 1337 Accelerator is why.
Malaysia’s first accelerator, 1337 Accelerator, is one startup’s desire to give back to its fledgling community.
Valued at $1bn, Garena is Singapore’s biggest internet company
Most of us reading Games in Asia probably wouldn’t identify Garena as an internet company, but that’s just what The Economist has crowned it. And not just that—Garena also has
Singaporean students breathe new life into the horror genre with PC game, Lurking
Are horror junkie, but found recent offerings stale, uninspiring and very not-scary? The you should check out what these Singaporean students have created, because it’s guaranteed to put a tingle in your spine!
Samsung eyes the game industry with its console-less gaming platform
Samsung is making the interesting choice of jumping into the game industry without adding any new hardware. How are they going to do this? Through your TV, your phone and
From PowerPoint to product in six months: the birth of Splitforce
When Zac Aghion first pitched the idea for a Chinese language multi-variant A/B testing and analytics tool for the web, investors were quick to shut him down. “No one was willing to



