According to PQube, Ciel Fledge is a daughter-raising simulator. What on earth is Ciel Fledge? It always gets interesting when publishers struggle to explain their games.
Along with Pulang: Insanity, DreadOut II is a hot candidate for the next Southeast Asian horror highlight should Digital Happiness be able to maintain this demo quality throughout the whole game. NPCs, scripted events and lots of “environmental storytelling” round up the package. In the demo, we explored our home and a school, ending up in a small boss fight. We still hunt various Indonesian ghost with our camera phone through skillfully crafted Indonesian neighborhoods. Now, the controls feel responsive, the graphics run smooth and crisp.
The first DreadOut was promising yet clunky and bug-ridden. We played an early demo build and were surprised about the improvements in quality and playability. The pioneers of Indonesian PC game development are back with their second installment in the DreadOut saga. Did we mention that we will have a dog companion who’s wearing goggles? Awww… According to Masshive, Potion Permit’s gameplay will focus on exploration and quests, yet it will include some simple combat mechanics too. Fortunately, our village is haunted by the plague, a mysterious disease which we now must cure by determining symptoms and collecting ingredients to brew the right potion. Potion Permit is a 2d pixel game in the tradition of Stardew Valley and Moonlighter: We are an alchemist apprentice trying to get his license in a steam-punk world. Massive Media, makers of the hidden-gem RPG Azure Saga: Pathfinder, revealed their next game at Gamescom 2019. Without further ado, here are the best gamesįrom Indonesia, Singapore, The Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand at GamescomĢ019: Indonesia Potion Permit (Masshive Media) Published indie from all kind of genres for nearly all available gaming platforms It is a clear sign that SoutheastĪsian gaming is on the rise and can compete with other gaming markets. Other game developers were part of the notorious Indie Arena Booth, offering playableĭemos for the masses on the show floors. IndonesiaĪnd Singapore were presenting games and game developers at their own booths and We spent two whole days navigating the vast halls and tiny booths of the business area and running from one appointment to the next to bring you an overview of all announced or showcased Southeast Asian titles.Īnd it was worth it! More Southeast Asianĭevelopers were present at Germany’s great gaming convention than ever before. Gamescom 2019 has just closed its doors and it is time for Virtual SEA to look back at the best games from Southeast Asia showcased at the world’s biggest consumer expo for videogames.
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