Metronomik
Digerati50: Wan Hazmer’s grand design
Bringing positive change & talent to Malaysia’s games development
Bring Japanese philosophy of making games to new Gen of developers
Level Up KL 2020: The key to building a good game is to listen to your audience
According to experts from Steam, the biggest game distributor on PC, developers need to communicate well with their audience base in order to build a good game.
Metronomik’s No Straight Roads gets a release date with a rocking Collector’s Edition
The long-anticipated action-adventure game by Malaysian developers Metronomik will be released on PS4 and Epic Games Store on 30 June 2020, with a Collector’s Edition in tow.
MDEC: Malaysian video games sector is maturing into adulthood
In a conversation with Hasnul Hadi Samsudin from MDEC, we learn where the Malaysian games development industry is at the moment, its gaps and strengths, and where it needs to tread moving forward.
Level Up KL 2019 aims to level up
The regional gaming event will now have two days that are open to the public, on top of developers-centric conferences, workshops and it wants to be a regional event.
Malaysian, Singaporean and Indonesian studios stand tall at SEA Game Awards
Malaysia’s Metronomik, Magnus Games, Kaigan Games, Why Creative and Glenmarie Games do the country proud.
Level Up KL 2018 charts new course for Southeast Asia's games market
In its 4th year now, Level Up KL is taking its anchor regional gaming conference up anothe level with record number of participants and exhibitors.
Wan Hazmer: Crazy creative thinkers are essential to Malaysia’s burgeoning creative industry
Metronomik’s Wan Hazmer feels that more awareness is needed to push the Malaysian creative industry forward.
Regional game developers to converge at MDEC's Level Up KL 2018
Regional game developers to gather in Bangsar South for fourth Level Up KL conference
Highlights include two day conference, workshops, SEA Game JAM, SEA Game Awards 2018 and networking night
Fruitful Tokyo Game Show 2018 for Malaysian game studios
Local players impress visitors and publishers at latest Tokyo Game Show.
