11 Addictive Mobile Games You Didn’t Know Were Made By Malaysian Developers
You might have played these games when you were stuck in traffic.
Cover image via GooglePlaystore1. Chinese Zombie War Demon Rising. Tomato Animation used the supernatural phenomenon of jiangshi, a term for Chinese vampires, to create this action-packed game which was ranked as one of the top 3 overall apps in China.
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2. Mobfish Hunter. An addictive endless action fishing game, Mobfish Hunter's detailed graphics has helped the app earn 4 stars and above on both iTunes and Google Playstore!
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3. King League: Odyssey. Are you a Farmville fan? This simulation strategy game plays just like it but instead of managing crops, you take control of a battalion of knights!
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4. Li-Ning Jump Smash 15. Often referred to as the world's number 1 badminton game, you play as an amateur badminton player and work your way up to become the World Junior Champion!
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5. Agent RX. This game could easily pass off as Metal Gear Solid! If you have a thing for stealthy games, this might just fit right in your alley.
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6. Amok – The Villain Heroes. What sets this game apart from the rest in the list is the premise – it's set in the dark ages of Melaka! We're not too sure if it's historically accurate though…
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7. Protect Teddy. Here's a cute role-playing game where you have to protect young and rebelious Teddy as he escapes from the Teddy Kingdom, in search of an adventure.
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8. Lightopus. A winner of the Pocket Gamer Award, you're a grown-up octopus trying to save the remaining younglings from extinction. That's no laughing matter…
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9. Doctor Life. Not your conventional hospital management game, the game includes real life situations – expect to see actual diseases and learn about them in-game. Who needs med school when you have this game?
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10. The Dreamcatcher. The Dreamcatcher is an interesting gesture-based action game from Malaysia-based Sunnyside Interactive, a game company funded by Malaysia's Ministry of Finance-funded l337 accelerator.
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11. Alien Hive. This Malaysian-made game created history by crossing over 3 million downloads on Google PlayStore!
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**Developer:** Appxlore
**Platform:** [iTunes](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/alien-hive/id571149889?mt=8) and [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appxplore.alienhive&hl=en)
**Price:** Free
**Your main target here is to form the various stages of an alien's development, from basic blobs of matter to fully fledged supreme alien beings.** You can also match up crystals and plants (which can also be evolved) to earn you more turns (you start with 100). Finally there are naughty bots, which freeze one adjacent block each turn, but can be matched in threes all the same. This matching process is achieved in a slightly different way from Triple Town and standard match-three games. Here you have one empty square at all times, and you can slide any number of blocks horizontally or vertically. It works a bit like one of those sliding tile picture puzzles.
It's an interesting twist on the usual block-swapping mechanic, but it's a double-edged sword. While it's certainly challenging, forcing you to think ahead, it can also feel restrictive – especially when things get tougher.
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