Pinoy games and game dev stories

Here are the stories Tech INQ wrote on pinoy-made games and local game developers. The list begins with the most recent article published.

Puff Odyssey by ShockProf Studios was built on the concept of collecting virtual creatures in real life.

Filipino siblings are making Dogwood, a cooking ARPG with a lot of heart in a story about finding home.

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Shell Soldier, a dystopian sci-fi shooter that combines fast movement, aggressive combat, and enemy AI designed to keep players thinking instead of hiding behind cover.

The premise revolves around a homeless girl surviving in a distorted city by begging for coins and feeding herself from a vending machine that dispenses impossible food.

A dark fantasy side-scrolling adventure, Agnostiko ORIGINS blends classic metroidvania exploration with fast-paced combat, gothic atmosphere, and retro-inspired pixel art aesthetics.

Relic Abyss is a dense Vampire Survivors-esque JRPG roguelite with a charming anime inspired art style.

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Releasing a single game on the popular gaming platform Steam is already an incredible feat but indie game dev Kenneth Agar has done it an impressive eight times.

Fallen Tear: The Ascension is a familiar but stylishly executed Metroidvania adventure.