Navigating digital realms, defying challenges: M’sian game developer Kaigan Games blazing a trail to a global stage


Founded in 2016 by brothers Shahrizar (middle) and Shahazmi Roslan and Jeremy Ooi (right), Kaigan is today a leading indie game developer in South-East Asia, having garnered numerous international awards and millions of downloads for its games, including ‘Sara Is Missing’ and the ‘Simulacra’ series. — Photos: Kaigan Games

Amidst the South-East Asian tech revolution, Malaysia is becoming a hotspot for innovation, giving rise to thriving game developers like Kaigan Games.

Navigating the complexities of the industry and facing challenges head-on, Kaigan exemplifies resilience and vision as it aims to secure its spot as a top-tier global game developer.

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