Rooted in reminiscence: M’sian game designers go big on the nostalgia factor


Project Huan blends an immersive narrative with a unique MMO experience that harkens back to old-school gaming. — DreamTree Games

In Malaysia’s indie game development scene, two projects are gaining recognition for their creators’ hard work and tenacity, blending charity, culture and childhood memories to captivate gamers.

Budak Home Charity, created by Zulkifli Md Nasir, takes players on a nostalgic journey through Malaysian school life, all while supporting a children’s home.

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